Closed clairem789 closed 1 year ago
So I thought I'd caught most of theses - basically (as you may be able to tell from the warning) this is when "some numpy function" encounters a NaN (or set of NaNs) from an array.
The hard part is where these are coming from (the warning only tells us which line in numpy is bad not which line in LBL) - I don't see these in our little test of Gl699.
Is this a large set of observations you are processing? The best way would be for me to try this exact set of observations and stop the code at various points to narrow down which line in LBL is causing this - then we either need to fix it or ignore the warning (depending on the bit of code causing it).
@clairem789 could you tell me the object/template and setup you are using?
@eartigau maybe once Claire has identified the setup we could copy these files to correct places on maestria so I can debug this?
this is GL411_GL411
maybe it's in the template, because it's coming at each and every spectrum... ?
When I run lbl_compute (v11) I get a thousand warnings per spectrum (see screen shot below), which apparently does not prevent the computation but prevents me from reading useful information. Any clue where it could come from? thanks