Closed mkshirazi closed 4 years ago
Has the package you are using been published? I'm just looking for a MWE of a case where this is happening.
I think I've seen this issue a while ago, quite a while ago in fact (when the scope became bound to packages). How did you solve it?
Unfortunately, the package has not been published.
The simple solution was to call using CmdStan
every single time.
The more convenient solution was to change the substring ftype
to trim "cmdstan" if it was prepended in the read_samples package.
I can make a PR soon to review if you would like that.
That would be great, I’ll wait for a PR!
I have created a MWE package for this issue here https://github.com/mkshirazi/JuliaTestPackage . In the given package, simply running this would suffice :
using JuliaTestPackage
main_run()
I have also made a PR that provides an easy fix for this particular problem.
Hi @mkshirazi
Thanks for the MWE and the PR. I merged the PR, will release later today or tomorrow. The MWE was also useful and conformed what I expected (qualification of method names when included in a package).
Let me know if this doesn't solve your issue, thanks again for your help, Rob
https://github.com/StanJulia/CmdStan.jl/blob/master/src/utilities/read_samples.jl#L51
I am using a package which uses CmdStan for generating samples. If I just call the package and not CmdStan, the ftype determined in line 41 is cmdstan.variational. The code is as follows:
ftype = lowercase(string(typeof(m.method)))
This causes a problem in Line 51 (linked above) since the generated CSV file is of the form modelname_variational_1.csv and not modelname_cmdstan.variational_1.csv.
A possible solution to this would be to identify if cmdstan is prepended to variational in method type and then remove it. I have implemented on my local machine and this works fine.