Closed liamxg closed 10 months ago
Hi Liam, we just had this error recently with a colleague as well and it turned out that conda sometimes installs an old version of PyPythia (1.0.1 as can be seen in the first line of the output), but the current version is 1.1.4. Can you try to upgrade PyPythia by typing conda install pypythia=1.1.4
, or (even better) try to create a new conda environment (conda env create -n pythia
and conda activate pythia
) and install PyPythia again (conda install pypythia -c conda-forge
), that should automatically install the correct latest version.
Let me know if that works! 🙂
Dear @tschuelia, Thank you for your great help.
I am confused again, which one should I use:
conda install pypythia=1.1.4
or
conda install pypythia -c conda-forge
or
conda install pypythia -c conda-forge -c nodefaults
Hi @liamxg, sorry for the confusion!
In theory, all three commands should do the same thing if you are installing Pythia in a new conda environment. However, when you are adding Pythia to an existing environment, some previous configurations might result in conda solving for an old version of Pythia (it solved for 1.0.1 in your initial error) causing Pythia to fail du to mismatching versions. In this case conda install pypythia=1.1.4
explicitly asks conda to install the 1.1.4 version. The modifier -c coda-forge
tells conda in which channel to look for Pythia and -c nodefaults
means to not use the default conda packages, as they are sometimes broken and it's better to use the conda-forge
builds.
As for your question on the difficulty of your MSA: I opened a new issue (#14) for your new question. Please don't change the title and text of an issue to make sure other uses who might have a similar issue can find the solution as well 🙂
Dear @tschuelia, thanks.
Dear @tschuelia,
if the predicted difficulty for MSA is: 0.64, it is very hard or hard?
Edit from @tschuelia:
The original issue was:
I'm keeping this to make sure other uses having the same error can find the solution 🙂