Open Jsevillamol opened 5 years ago
The current model does work if you set merge_tel_types to True, which has the (side) effect of renaming the data array to telescope_data for compatibility. However, this is a convoluted way to do it and is not very clear.
This is a separate issue from updating the model to load data from multiple telescopes. In that case the data arrays are named
I made the exact same mistake when testing my changes (not setting merge_tel_types=True when using a default model). The error message made it reasonably clear what was happening, but maybe we could consider simplifying things in the example config file? For example, we could make merge_tel_types=True by default in the example config, as it only includes one telescope anyways? Or maybe it should automatically behave like merge_tel_types=True (renaming the inputs to "telescope..." when there is only one telescope type? It seems like the fact that you can name single telescope data in two ways "telescope..." and "[telescope_name]..." could cause some confusion.
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In the current commit the cnn_rnn model is not usable ('telescope_data' is no longer among the features and causes a KeyError).