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Stability issues #32
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That looks suspiciously like the bug related to extrapolation that I fixed recently. Which version are you running ? |
If the problem is not with library version this issue is a bit hard for me to address as I have no idea what triggers the faulty behaviour. I would need a reduced example or at least some code that I can run. |
I believe I updated to 2.0.1 |
Are you sure you deinstalled any pip version you might have had on your
computer?
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I believe I updated to 2.0.1
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Yep I just uninstalled and then reinstalled and I'm still having issues |
I can't replicate it on my computers. Could you do the following please ?
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Do you mean |
No, I mean |
hmm, I don't see the issue ;-) |
I did pip uninstall but I couldn't find the conda package? Am I meant to have a channel configured or something? |
sorry, should have specified it: `conda install -c conda-forge
interpolation`
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I did pip uninstall but I couldn't find the conda package? Am I meant to
have a channel configured or something?
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Thank you @natashawatkins . But in order to understand the problem, I need to see the code where the function |
In this notebook here: https://github.com/jstac/jitting_py_lectures/blob/master/lucas_model.ipynb |
Thanks, let me have a look. |
Thanks!! |
Currently trying to switch
np.interp
tointerp
, and running into some stability issues - sometimes it works but sometimes I run into this error and my code won't workThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: