James Tomlinson
James Tomlinson
Platypus works fine with Python 3. Just follow the installation instructions.
This line is returning a tuple of length one (the trailing comma). The line below it is not evaluated. ```python return [-1*(S_comercio*S_preco - S_comercio*S_custo + F_comercio*F_preco - F_comercio*F_custo + OB_comercio*OB_preco...
You have a misconfigured conda channel here. The "https://pypi.org" channel is incorrect and should be removed.
Two options I can think of: 1. Use your output folders for the results. I.e. ignore the `algorithm.result` data. At the end of the simulation read the objectives and constraints...
Is it related to this? https://github.com/dfm/emcee/issues/200 Not a lot of information. But they suggest running with `python-mpi` instead of `python`, but also something to do with pool initialisation? An answer...
I have only encountered this when a NaN has made it way through as a row bounds or objective coefficient. You could debug by rebuilding by passing `--enable-debug` to `setup.py`...
@BaptisteFrancois did you resolve this issue?
Fixing #759 (PR in #762) would help with not crashing Pywr in this case.
You'll need to clone the repository and run a command like this: ``` python setup.py develop --with-glpk --enable-debug ``` If you are using Anaconda on Windows you might need to...
@rheinheimer can you reproduce this at all? Are both of you using a algorithm/system (e.g. MOEA) that is giving random(ish) inputs to a model and then re-running it?