Closed mtbannister closed 9 years ago
This is a bug I introduced…
JJ
On Oct 14, 2014, at 3:37 PM, Michele Bannister notifications@github.com wrote:
Chips with numbers higher than about 18 are displaying candidate cutouts that a) have no sources in them b) the direction of motion (up and to the left as the three images are stepped through) is opposite its normal down and to the right.
so given it seems to be chip-number related, think it's a cutouts issue. I haven't gone off field L+0+0 yet.
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I've cleared the 'done' tags on all genuine L+0+0 .p files and deleted the outputs from cands.
can you do the same for the ’s’ versions? Were you being shown ’s’ versions?
JJ
On Oct 14, 2014, at 3:53 PM, Michele Bannister notifications@github.com wrote:
I've cleared the 'done' tags on all genuine L+0+0 .p files and deleted the outputs from cands.
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I had turned off the randomise in ossos/gui/app.py @property def should_randomize_workunits(self): return False #VERY TEMPORARY FOR REPROCESSING L BLOCK ONLY
so it was presenting files in directory-listing order, which makes the order genuine p for a given field, genuine s for a given field, then after all the genuines are iterated, all the fks.
So I was not being shown 's' versions, hadn't got that far through the field..
I think a combination of 001a567c0b61baf986ba70e887fc257b35d28c01 and 1f9e3cefa87f8e8c4488f4a51aadd40f16fa551d have fixed this problem. Has not been apparent where it occurred yesterday in field 0+0 on L-redo.
Yes, I forgot to mention in the commit that I resolved this issue. I likely created other issues, since we don’t have unit tests. jj
On Oct 15, 2014, at 9:50 AM, Michele Bannister notifications@github.com wrote:
I think a combination of 001a567 and 1f9e3ce have fixed this problem. Has not been apparent where it occurred yesterday in field 0+0 on L-redo.
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Chips with numbers higher than about 18 are displaying candidate cutouts that a) have no sources in them b) the direction of motion (up and to the left as the three images are stepped through) is opposite its normal down and to the right.
so given it seems to be chip-number related, think it's a cutouts issue. I haven't gone off field L+0+0 yet.