Closed pisarik closed 1 year ago
Thanks for a cool minimal example and the report. Can confirm.
It is even more general. The same things happens without any Spectroscopy widgets.
If I use the "Normalize" preprocessors the Color widget does not break the data set for the first chosen normalization method, but if I change it to some other I get the same effect. Seems that Color widget breaks on columns with the same name but different recipes. If I switch back to the first method used, the numbers reappear.
@pisarik, this is now fixed in Orange master. Thanks again for the report.
Hi!
It seems that a
Color
widget inserted afterPreprocess Spectra
widget with at least one preprocessing step turns all absorbance values into missing values '?'.Here is a minimal_example.zip. There, the widget
Empty
does not show any spectra. The output ofMistake here
contains missing values, while the input is correct.Ubuntu, python 3.8, Orange 3.34.1, Orange-spectroscopy 0.6.8 It seems that the bug is also reproducible on Windows and Mac OS.