Open thilokru opened 1 year ago
Hi @thilokru,
I am trying to use Qkit to perform a fit. However, after applying the changes from commit https://github.com/qkitgroup/qkit/commit/c93b1c6d94d7858e67a519b58e455d7daea146c9#r115820757, I am encountering the following exception when calling the fit_circle
method of Resonator
:
Resonator' object has no attribute '_circ_amp_gen'
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AttributeError Traceback (most recent call last)
Cell In[26], line 6
2 res = Resonator(h5d.get_filepath())
4 #res.fit_lorentzian(fit_all=True,f_min=5.667e9,f_max=5.668e9)
5 #res.fit_fano(fit_all=True)
----> 6 res.fit_circle(fit_all=True,f_max=5.668e9)
9 '''
10 res.set_x_coord(s33_data[:, 0])
11 frq_low=7.740
(...)
15 c.plotall()
16 '''
File ~/git/qkit_mod/src/qkit/analysis/resonator.py:232, in Resonator.fit_circle(self, reflection, notch, fit_all, f_min, f_max)
229 self._prepare_f_range(f_min, f_max)
231 if self._first_circle:
--> 232 self._prepare_circle()
233 self._first_circle = False
235 if self._circle_reflection:
File ~/git/qkit_mod/src/qkit/analysis/resonator.py:345, in Resonator._prepare_circle(self)
342 self._results[key] = self._hf.add_value_vector('circ_' + key, folder='analysis', x=self._x_co, unit='')
344 circ_view_amp = self._hf.add_view('circ_amp', x=self._y_co, y=self._ds_amp)
--> 345 circ_view_amp.add(x=self._frequency_co, y=self._circ_amp_gen)
346 circ_view_pha = self._hf.add_view('circ_pha', x=self._y_co, y=self._ds_pha)
347 circ_view_pha.add(x=self._frequency_co, y=self._circ_pha_gen)
AttributeError: 'Resonator' object has no attribute '_circ_amp_gen'"
Thank you for any help. Best regards
@paoloaq What qkit.cfg['circle_fit_version'] are you using?
@thilokru I receive the same exception regardless of the circle_fit_version setting (1 or 2)
Hi @thilokru, could you tell me from which commit the issue with the initialization of the Resonator attributes might have been introduced? I would like to try the most recent version possible that is not affected by the issue.
Thank you so much
I think it is the one mentioned above, but you could use git bisect
to go look for the breaking commit yourself.
See comment https://github.com/qkitgroup/qkit/commit/c93b1c6d94d7858e67a519b58e455d7daea146c9#r115820757 . Setting
i=1
at the beginning of the loop fixes the problem, but this an ugly hack.@Schneider1