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workspace object + exec() command #23
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Thanks for noticing this Travis. I had only been testing with Python3. I think commit 1a98c84 to |
The workspace object is now operating! The tutorials run. |
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The "data_comparator" class which was in reports/datasetcomparison.py has been renamed to "DataComparator" and relocated to objects/datacomparator.py for better organization & convention conformance. The matplotlib data-comparison plotting routines have been removed from DataComparator and recreated (to the best of my ability) using Plotly in a new DatasetComparisionPlot class and as a new "dscmp" display option of ColorBoxPlot. The demo notebook has been updated and renamed to Tutorial #23 since the dashboards merge added Tutorials 20-22. Docstrings still need to be added throughout datacomparator.py and for the new DatasetComparisonPlot.
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On the
feature-dashboards
branch in Tutorial 20, running this codeGave rise to this
SyntaxError
:In
pygsti/report/workspace.py
, the relevant lines areA similar issue arises if you comment out the first part of the if/then, and have the interpreter check the other line:
This syntax error prevents the creation of the workspace object, which in turn blocks the user from executing any of the remaining code in Tutorials 20, 21, or 22.
The system I am using has pygsti 0.9.3, and Python 2.7.12 :: Anaconda custom (x86_64).
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