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[CRITICAL] <MultiROICropper::process> MultiROICropper.cxx::L50 EventImage2D size 0 <= target channel 0 #88

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twongjirad opened this issue Jun 19, 2017 · 6 comments
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Running ssnet_example on tufts cluster on new tagger output.

[NORMAL]  <IOManager::get_data> Created TTree partroi_croimerge_tree (id=24) w/ 0 entries...
[NORMAL]  <IOManager::get_data> Created TTree image2d_tpc_tree (id=25) w/ 0 entries...

[CRITICAL] MultiROICropper::process MultiROICropper.cxx::L50 EventImage2D size 0 <= target channel 0
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "pyana.py", line 94, in
in_proc.process_entry(event_counter,True)
TypeError: none of the 2 overloaded methods succeeded. Full details:
bool larcv::ProcessDriver::process_entry(unsigned long entry, bool force_reload = false) =>
(C++ exception of type larcv::larbys)
bool larcv::ProcessDriver::process_entry() =>
takes at most 0 arguments (2 given)
Failed with return code 256
Error occurred! cleaning...

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twongjirad commented Jun 19, 2017

Duh. The producer name for the images were wrong.

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The error message is explicitly complaining about zero size image array. So I don't think it has to do with ROI for this particular error message. This is either the producer label being wrong or serious bug that made empty Image2DArray.

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vgenty commented Jun 19, 2017

I think the image2d producer name is wrong

Created TTree image2d_tpc_tree... makes me thing ssnet is looking for "tpc" producer for EventImage2D.

in pyana_in*.cfg I changed the image producer to run on my own input-to-tagger LArCV file

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vgenty commented Jun 19, 2017

dang @drinkingkazu beat me

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ha, yes when available I suggest we look at complaints made from code, like we should respect compiler error/warning messages :)

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heh. sorry guys, this shouldn't have been an issue. I thought I would do a better job of tracking bugs as a way to provide hints for future users. But this issue is just due to my stupidity.

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