Mismatch in EAS

[andkov]

The model names declared as filenames (e.g. "b1_male_aehplus_grip_pef.out") do not match with the definitions in the Mplus script.

Submitted under name: b1_male_aehplus_grip_pef.out

  DEFINE:
    p1=PeakFlowBestOf3_1; p2=PeakFlowBestOf3_2; p3=PeakFlowBestOf3_3;
       p4=PeakFlowBestOf3_4; p5=PeakFlowBestOf3_5; p6=PeakFlowBestOf3_6;
       p7=PeakFlowBestOf3_7; p8=PeakFlowBestOf3_8; p9=PeakFlowBestOf3_9;
  c1=MaxEff_1; c2=MaxEff_2; c3=MaxEff_3; c4=MaxEff_4; c5=MaxEff_5; c6=MaxEff_6;
  c7=MaxEff_7; c8=MaxEff_8; c9=MaxEff_9;

Submitted under name: b1_female_aehplus_grip_gait.out

  DEFINE:
    p1=MaxEff_1; p2=MaxEff_2; p3=MaxEff_3; p4=MaxEff_4; p5=MaxEff_5; p6=MaxEff_6;
     p7=MaxEff_7; p8=MaxEff_8; p9=MaxEff_9;
  c1=Velocity_1; c2=Velocity_2; c3=Velocity_3; c4=Velocity_4; c5=Velocity_5;
  c6=Velocity_6; c7=Velocity_7; c8=Velocity_8; c9=Velocity_9;

Submitted under name: b1_female_aehplus_pef_gait.out

  DEFINE:
    p1=PeakFlowBestOf3_1; p2=PeakFlowBestOf3_2; p3=PeakFlowBestOf3_3;
       p4=PeakFlowBestOf3_4; p5=PeakFlowBestOf3_5; p6=PeakFlowBestOf3_6;
       p7=PeakFlowBestOf3_7; p8=PeakFlowBestOf3_8; p9=PeakFlowBestOf3_9;
  c1=Velocity_1; c2=Velocity_2; c3=Velocity_3; c4=Velocity_4; c5=Velocity_5;
  c6=Velocity_6; c7=Velocity_7;
          c8=Velocity_8; c9=Velocity_9;

@andreazammit , please double check the variable definitions and re-run if necessary.

[andreazammit]

@andkov not sure what's wrong with my definitions? What am I missing? =/

[andkov]

@andreazammit , the scripts as they read right now state that in model (let's call it model A) _b1_male_aehplus_grippef.out grip is defined as PeakFlowBestof3 and pef is defined as MaxEff. In other words: (A) - b1_male_aehplus_grip_pef:

grip = PeakFlowBestof3 
pef = MaxEff

For other models:

(B) - b1_female_aehplus_grip_gait.out

grip = MaxEff
gait = Velocity

(C) - b1_female_aehplus_pef_gait.out

pef =PeakFlowBestOf3
gait = Velocity

Look at grip as it is defined in (A) and (B). one of these is an typing error. Look at pef as it is defined in (A) and (C). one of these is an typing error.

[andreazammit]

@andkov Crap. I see what I did - the title doesn't match the definitions. I'll re run model A because that's where the error is.

[andkov]

Yeah, these are tricky to spot and easy to miss.

[andreazammit]

@andkov my github is giving a lot of trouble. I have deleted it and redownloaded it several time and it is still telling me "failed to sync this branch" I am trying to upload my model from my macbook and it's been syncing for the past 15 minutes. So both my githubs are not working. I tried git push but nothing.

One weird thing i have on my computer is that i have a "publish" rather than a "sync" button. IS that maybe a feature of the more recent versions?

[andkov]

Sorry, @andreazammit , I will be able to attend to this only in about four hours, but I would give it some time to sink because right now it has a lot of pictures which increase the size of the repository

[wibeasley]

@andreazammit before @andkov gets to it this afternoon, give it the best shot of downloading the full repo. It sounds like you're syncing/sinking it from scratch? If so, that's almost a full gigabyte of information. Unless you have very solid wifi, plug into ethernet.

[wibeasley]

I'm curious how this was resolved. Last night, my desktop client had trouble merging something that should have been easy. I think the problem was the desktop client, because the command line had no problems once I restarted the merge operation.

An hour or two later, the desktop client wanted to update itself for the second time; this makes me think the developers pushed out a change that fixed a problem they introduced earlier that day.

[andreazammit]

@wibeasley I synced when I got home - my macbook has no problems syncing but I run my Mplus models on my PC, which is at work and which is the computer on which my GitHub doesn't work. So I have to work between computers to run models and upload them on Github =/ Yesterday, my Macbook had trouble syncing I gather because I was using the wifi at work? Because when I got home it merged straight away...

[wibeasley]

Or instead of wifi (like I was guessing yesterday), maybe it was a bug in the client that they fixed later in the day. Either way, I'm glad it worked out. You might appreciated this morning's XKCD:

http://xkcd.com/1597/ http://www.explainxkcd.com/wiki/index.php/1597

[andreazammit]

@wibeasley haha I can relate :)