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5 days ago 应该是float32精度不够再加上计算的数据比较多很小的小数导致的，把输入计算的数据变成float64或者将所有数据乘以10的n次方将数据尺度变换一下
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Hello,
After cloning the repository and following the examples provided in the example folder, I encountered an issue when running OK and SK. Specifically, the results contain extremely large and small values. My colleague and I tested this on multiple computers and Python environments, but the issue persists.
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In plot, there are some very distinct points with deep colors, which are extreme values. After testing, the results are like this:
grid.pro.max() Out[4]: 1.5227636913626886e+29
grid.pro.min() Out[5]: -2.400975308253525e+30
Could you kindly let us know if this might be due to a mistake in our usage or if there are specific details we should pay attention to?
Thank you very much for your help!
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Hello,
After cloning the repository and following the examples provided in the example folder, I encountered an issue when running OK and SK. Specifically, the results contain extremely large and small values. My colleague and I tested this on multiple computers and Python environments, but the issue persists.
In plot, there are some very distinct points with deep colors, which are extreme values. After testing, the results are like this:
grid.pro.max() Out[4]: 1.5227636913626886e+29
grid.pro.min() Out[5]: -2.400975308253525e+30
Could you kindly let us know if this might be due to a mistake in our usage or if there are specific details we should pay attention to?
Thank you very much for your help!