SynbioLucas
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6 years ago The proximal cause of the error is, as the message says, a float is being passed to the data numpy array as an index, likely r, which is calculated a few lines above. Unfortunately, however, I am not able to replicate this error myself.
- Did you modify the code in
importLPFDemoin any way that might have caused this? Type errors like this should be caught by theplotLPFDatafunction, but that could explain why I'm not seeing the error. - Which code were you trying to run that produced this error? The entire Notebook runs fine for me.
- I assume there were no other errors reported earlier in the notebook?
- Which version of Python are you running? I could see this being caused by trying to run this code in Python 3. Know that it was developed in Python 2.7 (which is dramatically different), and Python 3 is not supported at this time.
- What version of numpy are you using?
- Can you provide the full stack trace? (error output)
Note that this appears to only be a problem in the plotting function plotLPFData. If you do not need this functionality, and are just interested in parsing the LPF file into an array, you can move on until we find a solution.
cuong450
Printed Error: /Desktop/Iris-master/Python/LPFParser.py", line 207, in plotLPFData plt.step(data[0]/1000./60., data[1][:,r,c,chi], lw=mplargs['lw'], alpha=mplargs['alpha'],
IndexError: only integers, slices (
:), ellipsis (...), numpy.newaxis (None) and integer or boolean arrays are valid indices<matplotlib.figure.Figure at 0x1820ea4f28>
Hi, Do you have any suggestions on why this would occur? Thank you.