Nick Harding
Nick Harding
Sorry- for the slow response. I think the error _may_ be that one of your arrays is of the wrong dtype. If you could share a small subset of data...
It's likely to be the genetic distance parameter. Can you confirm its `dtype`?
Leaving this open- code fix is to add an explicit check that the dtype is numeric. PRs welcome!
Hi @Dkyuan , this seems like a different problem- so I'll split it out into a separate issue. Sorry for the slow response.
Happy to support- what issues are you having?
It may be conflicting with packages already in your environment: perhaps try a new environment, ie: `conda deactivate` `conda create --name xpclr -c bioconda xpclr` I haven't updated the bioconda...
Build seems ok to me. I can create a new environment containing xpclr. Bioconda checks seem fine too. https://bioconda.github.io/recipes/xpclr/README.html Can you post the conflicts you are getting?
Might be worth posting your conda version too.
If you leave it to run, it will dump the failed dependencies. Looks like it's something to do with h5py. I'll take a look- but nothing seems obvious to me...
Hi, Can you provide a minimal reproducible example please? ie provide a subset of your data (or any data) that gives the same error, and the exact command line you...