Closed barakr closed 11 years ago
Related issues pop up occasionally. But all the errors have tended to be things that pop up every once in a while in long tests and so haven't yielded much info for tracking it down.
well, this one pops out every 1:4 runs of 3 seconds in debug mode :)
On Thu, Aug 29, 2013 at 10:52 AM, drussel notifications@github.com wrote:
Related issues pop up occasionally. But all the errors have tended to be things that pop up every once in a while in long tests and so haven't yielded much info for tracking it down.
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Barak
I think that is better than we have had so far :-)
On Thu, Aug 29, 2013 at 10:59 AM, barakr notifications@github.com wrote:
well, this one pops out every 1:4 runs of 3 seconds in debug mode :)
On Thu, Aug 29, 2013 at 10:52 AM, drussel notifications@github.com wrote:
Related issues pop up occasionally. But all the errors have tended to be things that pop up every once in a while in long tests and so haven't yielded much info for tracking it down.
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Barak
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Not a general issue. The container doesn't currently handle the radii changing, as they do during initialization. Probably worth adding for robustness.
ah ok! easy to see why it is a complicated issue to handle. Still, inflating radii is a common technique in molecular modeling, so might run into it in future again. I will document it that fixed particles radii is assumed, for now.
On Fri, Aug 30, 2013 at 1:16 PM, drussel notifications@github.com wrote:
Not a general issue. The container doesn't currently handle the radii changing, as they do during initialization. Probably worth adding for robustness.
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Barak
It is actually quite easy to handle, just wasn't considered when being implemented. A lot of things don't really handle it, I suspect.
On Fri, Aug 30, 2013 at 1:27 PM, barakr notifications@github.com wrote:
ah ok! easy to see why it is a complicated issue to handle. Still, inflating radii is a common technique in molecular modeling, so might run into it in future again. I will document it that fixed particles radii is assumed, for now.
On Fri, Aug 30, 2013 at 1:16 PM, drussel notifications@github.com wrote:
Not a general issue. The container doesn't currently handle the radii changing, as they do during initialization. Probably worth adding for robustness.
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Barak
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I don't seem to be able to get it to fail any more.
in npctransport but seems general - When running (with checks on) medium_test_sites_from_simulation_data.py, then once every 4-5 runs, I get an error:
InternalException: Internal check failure: Pair "2" and "5" not found in list with coordinates (25, 25, 25: 25) and (44.2644, -25.9387, 26.439: 25) list is [] File "/piri1/home/barak/imp_git/repository/modules/core/src/internal/CoreCloseBipartitePairContainer.cpp", line 130 Context: BD0::optimize/do_simulate/BipartitePairsStatisticsOptimizerState0::update/BipartitePairsStatisticsOptimizerState0::update_always/CoreCloseBipartitePairContainer::before_evaluate/CoreCloseBipartitePairContainer::do_before_evaluate