Right now, we have a nan checker implemented in the geometry class, which raises a ValueError if a nan is found and is called in the following geometry methods:
These methods are invoked during network operations which occur both in training and in simulating. In simulating, we may not want a straight out ValueError - we likely want the option to get some information so we can debug what's going on.
Right now, we have a nan checker implemented in the geometry class, which raises a
ValueError
if a nan is found and is called in the following geometry methods:get_distances
get_angles
get_dihedrals
These methods are invoked during network operations which occur both in training and in simulating. In simulating, we may not want a straight out
ValueError
- we likely want the option to get some information so we can debug what's going on.