Closed DBecker7 closed 3 months ago
As is, if there's one problematic sample (as defined in by_col), the whole thing returns an error.
by_col
Add a try_catch() statement in process_optim(), along with an output message and an entry in the class object.
try_catch()
process_optim()
Perhaps add a condition that the whole thing fails if the first 10% all fail.
Do this after #42.
As is, if there's one problematic sample (as defined in
by_col
), the whole thing returns an error.Add a
try_catch()
statement inprocess_optim()
, along with an output message and an entry in the class object.Perhaps add a condition that the whole thing fails if the first 10% all fail.