Closed kgerheiser closed 3 years ago
The tests have several 'readme' files, which appear to be out-of-date.
Yes, everything is correct. I am not finished yet. I will remove/update the test readme and the unused things at the end.
Can't seem to get the vector tests to work. I did everything just like I did for the scalar tests and the code is mostly the same.
The input data looks fine, the output data doesn't look crazy (reasonable values, no NaNs, inf, etc) except it doesn't match the baseline.
Any ideas @GeorgeGayno-NOAA
32-bit gcc
360 181
- CALL IPOLATEV FOR GRID: 3
- USE INTERP OPTION: 0
baseline_file = ./data/baseline_data/vector/4_byte_bin/grid3.opt0.bin_4
- MAX/MIN OF U-WIND DATA: 59.5100021 -26.6049995
- NUMBER OF PTS DIFFERENT: 65150
- PERCENT OF TOTAL: 99.9846497
- MAX DIFFERENCE: 57.4199982
- AVG DIFFERENCE: 9.49930286
- MAX/MIN OF V-WIND DATA: 51.8300018 -52.0299988
- NUMBER OF PTS DIFFERENT: 65143
- PERCENT OF TOTAL: 99.9739075
- MAX DIFFERENCE: 71.8700027
- AVG DIFFERENCE: 10.9740810
Expected 0 points > 0, found: 130293
ERROR STOP
64-bit gcc
360 181
- CALL IPOLATEV FOR GRID: 3
- USE INTERP OPTION: 0
baseline_file = ./data/baseline_data/vector/8_byte_bin/grid3.opt0.bin_8
- MAX/MIN OF U-WIND DATA: 59.510000228897923 -26.604999542239447
- NUMBER OF PTS DIFFERENT: 65150
- PERCENT OF TOTAL: 99.984653161448747
- MAX DIFFERENCE: 57.419998168945312
- AVG DIFFERENCE: 9.4993250900125012
- MAX/MIN OF V-WIND DATA: 51.829999923866524 -52.029998779155875
- NUMBER OF PTS DIFFERENT: 65143
- PERCENT OF TOTAL: 99.973910374462861
- MAX DIFFERENCE: 71.870002746582031
- AVG DIFFERENCE: 10.974111647505033
Expected 0 points > 0, found: 130293
ERROR STOP
64-bit intel
tests$ ./test_vector 3 0
360 181
- CALL IPOLATEV FOR GRID: 3
- USE INTERP OPTION: 0
baseline_file =
./data/baseline_data/vector/8_byte_bin/grid3.opt0.bin_8
- MAX/MIN OF U-WIND DATA: 59.5100002288933 -26.6049995423189
- NUMBER OF PTS DIFFERENT: 65150
- PERCENT OF TOTAL: 99.9846531614487
- MAX DIFFERENCE: 57.4199981689453
- AVG DIFFERENCE: 9.49932508627886
- MAX/MIN OF V-WIND DATA: 51.8299999237166 -52.0299987793838
- NUMBER OF PTS DIFFERENT: 65143
- PERCENT OF TOTAL: 99.9739103744629
- MAX DIFFERENCE: 71.8700027465820
- AVG DIFFERENCE: 10.9741116437811
Expected 0 points > 0, found: 130293
Can't seem to get the vector tests to work. I did everything just like I did for the scalar tests and the code is mostly the same.
The input data looks fine, the output data doesn't look crazy (reasonable values, no NaNs, inf, etc) except it doesn't match the baseline.
Any ideas @GeorgeGayno-NOAA
32-bit gcc 360 181 - CALL IPOLATEV FOR GRID: 3 - USE INTERP OPTION: 0 baseline_file = ./data/baseline_data/vector/4_byte_bin/grid3.opt0.bin_4 - MAX/MIN OF U-WIND DATA: 59.5100021 -26.6049995 - NUMBER OF PTS DIFFERENT: 65150 - PERCENT OF TOTAL: 99.9846497 - MAX DIFFERENCE: 57.4199982 - AVG DIFFERENCE: 9.49930286 - MAX/MIN OF V-WIND DATA: 51.8300018 -52.0299988 - NUMBER OF PTS DIFFERENT: 65143 - PERCENT OF TOTAL: 99.9739075 - MAX DIFFERENCE: 71.8700027 - AVG DIFFERENCE: 10.9740810 Expected 0 points > 0, found: 130293 ERROR STOP 64-bit gcc 360 181 - CALL IPOLATEV FOR GRID: 3 - USE INTERP OPTION: 0 baseline_file = ./data/baseline_data/vector/8_byte_bin/grid3.opt0.bin_8 - MAX/MIN OF U-WIND DATA: 59.510000228897923 -26.604999542239447 - NUMBER OF PTS DIFFERENT: 65150 - PERCENT OF TOTAL: 99.984653161448747 - MAX DIFFERENCE: 57.419998168945312 - AVG DIFFERENCE: 9.4993250900125012 - MAX/MIN OF V-WIND DATA: 51.829999923866524 -52.029998779155875 - NUMBER OF PTS DIFFERENT: 65143 - PERCENT OF TOTAL: 99.973910374462861 - MAX DIFFERENCE: 71.870002746582031 - AVG DIFFERENCE: 10.974111647505033 Expected 0 points > 0, found: 130293 ERROR STOP 64-bit intel tests$ ./test_vector 3 0 360 181 - CALL IPOLATEV FOR GRID: 3 - USE INTERP OPTION: 0 baseline_file = ./data/baseline_data/vector/8_byte_bin/grid3.opt0.bin_8 - MAX/MIN OF U-WIND DATA: 59.5100002288933 -26.6049995423189 - NUMBER OF PTS DIFFERENT: 65150 - PERCENT OF TOTAL: 99.9846531614487 - MAX DIFFERENCE: 57.4199981689453 - AVG DIFFERENCE: 9.49932508627886 - MAX/MIN OF V-WIND DATA: 51.8299999237166 -52.0299987793838 - NUMBER OF PTS DIFFERENT: 65143 - PERCENT OF TOTAL: 99.9739103744629 - MAX DIFFERENCE: 71.8700027465820 - AVG DIFFERENCE: 10.9741116437811 Expected 0 points > 0, found: 130293
@kgerheiser are all the vector tests failing? or only the grid 3, interp option 0 tests? Are you comparing the output to the wrong baseline? I can look at the output. Where are you running the tests?
All the vector tests fail. I picked 3
0
because that seems simple and even with the scalars I could get bitwise-identical results with real32 (some tests don't).
I think I'm comparing to the correct baseline. I did everything the same as I did with the scalar tests. (It prints out the baseline file in the log)
I ran the tests on my local machine and on Hera, and they produce the same, if not correct results.
You can checkout my branch, load sp, cmake ..
, make
, and make test
Or cd tests
, ./test_vector <grid> <interp>
if you want to do it manually.
All the vector tests fail. I picked
3
0
because that seems simple and even with the scalars I could get bitwise-identical results with real32 (some tests don't).I think I'm comparing to the correct baseline. I did everything the same as I did with the scalar tests. (It prints out the baseline file in the log)
I ran the tests on my local machine and on Hera, and they produce the same, if not correct results.
You can checkout my branch, load sp,
cmake ..
,make
, andmake test
Orcd tests
,./test_vector <grid> <interp>
if you want to do it manually.
Will do. I want to learn to run the tests anyway.
All the vector tests fail. I picked
3
0
because that seems simple and even with the scalars I could get bitwise-identical results with real32 (some tests don't).I think I'm comparing to the correct baseline. I did everything the same as I did with the scalar tests. (It prints out the baseline file in the log)
I ran the tests on my local machine and on Hera, and they produce the same, if not correct results.
You can checkout my branch, load sp,
cmake ..
,make
, andmake test
Orcd tests
,./test_vector <grid> <interp>
if you want to do it manually.
I am able to run the tests on Hera. How do you look at the output? I don't see where the tests write out anything.
To see stdout of the tests run ctest --verbose
in place of make test
in the build directory
The test executables are placed under build/tests
Can't seem to get the vector tests to work. I did everything just like I did for the scalar tests and the code is mostly the same.
The input data looks fine, the output data doesn't look crazy (reasonable values, no NaNs, inf, etc) except it doesn't match the baseline.
I plotted the output data, it looks like the poles are flipped and it is shifted 180 degrees east/west. Will dig deeper.
Any ideas @GeorgeGayno-NOAA
32-bit gcc 360 181 - CALL IPOLATEV FOR GRID: 3 - USE INTERP OPTION: 0 baseline_file = ./data/baseline_data/vector/4_byte_bin/grid3.opt0.bin_4 - MAX/MIN OF U-WIND DATA: 59.5100021 -26.6049995 - NUMBER OF PTS DIFFERENT: 65150 - PERCENT OF TOTAL: 99.9846497 - MAX DIFFERENCE: 57.4199982 - AVG DIFFERENCE: 9.49930286 - MAX/MIN OF V-WIND DATA: 51.8300018 -52.0299988 - NUMBER OF PTS DIFFERENT: 65143 - PERCENT OF TOTAL: 99.9739075 - MAX DIFFERENCE: 71.8700027 - AVG DIFFERENCE: 10.9740810 Expected 0 points > 0, found: 130293 ERROR STOP 64-bit gcc 360 181 - CALL IPOLATEV FOR GRID: 3 - USE INTERP OPTION: 0 baseline_file = ./data/baseline_data/vector/8_byte_bin/grid3.opt0.bin_8 - MAX/MIN OF U-WIND DATA: 59.510000228897923 -26.604999542239447 - NUMBER OF PTS DIFFERENT: 65150 - PERCENT OF TOTAL: 99.984653161448747 - MAX DIFFERENCE: 57.419998168945312 - AVG DIFFERENCE: 9.4993250900125012 - MAX/MIN OF V-WIND DATA: 51.829999923866524 -52.029998779155875 - NUMBER OF PTS DIFFERENT: 65143 - PERCENT OF TOTAL: 99.973910374462861 - MAX DIFFERENCE: 71.870002746582031 - AVG DIFFERENCE: 10.974111647505033 Expected 0 points > 0, found: 130293 ERROR STOP 64-bit intel tests$ ./test_vector 3 0 360 181 - CALL IPOLATEV FOR GRID: 3 - USE INTERP OPTION: 0 baseline_file = ./data/baseline_data/vector/8_byte_bin/grid3.opt0.bin_8 - MAX/MIN OF U-WIND DATA: 59.5100002288933 -26.6049995423189 - NUMBER OF PTS DIFFERENT: 65150 - PERCENT OF TOTAL: 99.9846531614487 - MAX DIFFERENCE: 57.4199981689453 - AVG DIFFERENCE: 9.49932508627886 - MAX/MIN OF V-WIND DATA: 51.8299999237166 -52.0299987793838 - NUMBER OF PTS DIFFERENT: 65143 - PERCENT OF TOTAL: 99.9739103744629 - MAX DIFFERENCE: 71.8700027465820 - AVG DIFFERENCE: 10.9741116437811 Expected 0 points > 0, found: 130293
@kgerheiser Check how you are setting "input_gdtmpl" (and associated variables) in routine interp_mod.f90. It does not look like you are setting it to "vector_input_gdtmpl" (which you define in input_data_mod.f90) for the vector test.
Yay! That worked
Thanks George.
I'll clean it up a bit and make a real PR
All the tests work now and I cleaned up the README. I haven't really looked into the reg_test
directory. Is that something that should be ported over?
Either way, I'll do that in a separate PR and get this into develop first.
Ready for review @GeorgeGayno-NOAA, @edwardhartnett
All the tests work now and I cleaned up the README. I haven't really looked into the
reg_test
directory. Is that something that should be ported over?Either way, I'll do that in a separate PR and get this into develop first.
Ready for review @GeorgeGayno-NOAA, @edwardhartnett
@kgerheiser We can discuss what to do with the 'reg tests'. They are more comprehensive than the unit tests. The latter were created well after the 'reg tests' to help with porting to new machines (since they compare to baseline data). The 'reg tests' were designed to compare two different tags of the library. (I am not sure I am even using the terms unit/regression test properly). You can merge what you have if you want.
I did some re-factoring and now I have most of the tests working in CMake. It tests various combinations of grid/interpolation types against a baseline. Still working on the vector tests.
Just have to run
make test
Fixes #6
Fixes #12
Fixes #13
Fixes #14
Might do some re-factoring on how I handle the tests in CMake.
What do you think @edwardhartnett