Patrick Hart
Patrick Hart
Problem still persistent
Hello there, which test are you running? When you build the system on Mac you need to additionally use `--define build_platform=macos`.
Have a look here: https://bark-simulator.github.io/tutorials/bark_ml_getting_started/
It seems like that there is an issue with BARK as dependency. Try `bazel clean --expunge` to clean bazel. If not, you can also change the BARK version here: https://github.com/bark-simulator/bark-ml/blob/4cb81e2768e6ac6cf2e6999baf9b09bbca8115b3/utils/dependencies.bzl#L13...
You can also install bark as package using PyPI. If you have a matching operating system and Python environment there should be no re-compilation (by basilisk). So you could simply...
> never work if I just use pip install bark-ml, and last time, I tried to use off-line to install,so it reported the error as I ported as bellow. Which...
There are no wheels built for windows at the moment. Wheels are only available for Linux (using many wheels) and macOS. Using CentOS should work.
Also, I wold suggest you to have a look on the running Google CoLab example: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1jA5QPEHadvIU6GsCy4cFdAv3giS7QvDQ?usp=sharing#scrollTo=j7GPSYfIOqru
Without additional code or where it goes south this is difficult to debug. I would suggest you to debug into the Python/C++ code. As this error is related with the...
That probably means that an agent somehow is not available in the r-tree (possibly it got deleted going out of the map).