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When calling a function like Reservoir(...) for the creation of a reservoir, no warning or error is raised if there is a mispealing of mis-use of a variable name. For instance, if I call res = Reservoir(100, spectral_radius=0.65, leak_rate=0.3)
instead of res = Reservoir(100, sr=0.65, lr=0.3)
the code runs without any error. Thus, I can only guess that something is going wrong only if I plot the internal activations and try to see the influence of the parameters changes.
Running last version of ReservoirPy with Python 3.10
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When calling a function like Reservoir(...) for the creation of a reservoir, no warning or error is raised if there is a mispealing of mis-use of a variable name. For instance, if I call
res = Reservoir(100, spectral_radius=0.65, leak_rate=0.3)
instead of
res = Reservoir(100, sr=0.65, lr=0.3)
the code runs without any error. Thus, I can only guess that something is going wrong only if I plot the internal activations and try to see the influence of the parameters changes.
Running last version of ReservoirPy with Python 3.10
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: