Boulder-Cryogenic-Quantum-Testbed / scresonators

Data analysis code for cryogenic resonator measurement
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requirements.txt #91

Closed fponce004 closed 1 year ago

fponce004 commented 2 years ago

Hi, I recently installed the package and had the following issues during the installation: 1) scikit-rf==0.18.* needs to be added 2) import fit_resonator.fit_functions as ff needs to be updated to import resfit.fit_resonator.fit_functions as ff

nmaterise commented 2 years ago

Hi @fponce004, Thanks for submitting this issue. We just resumed maintenance of this package and will address this problem soon. Nick

fponce004 commented 2 years ago

Hi Nick,

I found another issue with the writing to file portion of the code. The fit values were being rounded to high so that frequency parameters were being printed out as 7 +/- 7 GHz. I edited the code on the version on my computer if you are interested.

Best, Francisco

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nmaterise commented 2 years ago

Hi Francisco,

Thanks for letting me know. I had changed the precision when I read debugging and did not reset it. If you have a fix, please submit a pull request with the fix and we'll review it before adding it to the code.

Best, Nick

crmcrae commented 2 years ago

So it looks like we still need to address point 2:

import fit_resonator.fit_functions as ff needs to be updated to import resfit.fit_resonator.fit_functions as ff

Correct?

Additionally, I came across an issue with the numpy version in requirements.txt. When I installed all requirements using , I received the warning:

matplotlib 3.5.3 has requirement numpy>=1.17, but you'll have numpy 1.16.6 which is incompatible.

Should we change from numpy==1.16. to numpy>=1.16.?

nmaterise commented 1 year ago

Closed by #154