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Hi, I tested it with my own dataset and I got some errors. I used the same parameter as in the simpleExample.ipynb:
complexityStepsize = 2 # increase complexity with steps of size 2 complexityMax = 25 # don't try models with complexity > 25 complexityList = range(0,complexityMax,complexityStepsize) totalSteps = 1e3 keepSteps = 10 seeds = (1,1) # use a fixed random seed ensTemperature = 100. ensGen = fittingProblem.EnsembleGenerator( totalSteps, keepSteps, temperature=ensTemperature, seeds=seeds ) avegtol = 1e-2 maxiter = 100 priorSigma = 3. numprocs = 3 N = len(indepParamsList)
Here is how my data looks like:
indepParamsList[:10 ] [[1.0], [1.0], [1.0], [1.0], [1.0], [1.0], [1.0], [1.0], [1.0], [2.0]] sirIsaacData[:3] [{'x1': {3.0: (1.2346039866581013, 0.19381314496763835)}, 'x2': {3.0: (5.223171191926012, 0.5260055984594344)}, 'x3': {3.0: (7.072974151579377, 0.704560417875636)}}, {'x1': {3.5: (1.9176442151604471, 0.7198853888751312)}, 'x2': {3.5: (3.871928103727898, 0.41154764318844306)}, 'x3': {3.5: (6.751740435788017, 0.842283495315975)}}, {'x1': {4.5: (1.8585518592890489, 0.9657200975255507)}, 'x2': {4.5: (4.711265598482662, 0.5967139128320695)}, 'x3': {4.5: (9.877799185687941, 1.1240765611335537)}}]
And here is my error message:
error.txt
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Hi, I tested it with my own dataset and I got some errors. I used the same parameter as in the simpleExample.ipynb:
Here is how my data looks like:
And here is my error message:
error.txt
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: