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With last_frame = 99, this runs seamlessly
With last_frame = 100, the process hangs indefinitely.
I'm assuming this is because the sample trajectory only has 100 frames (0-99), but there should probably be some sort of warning/error thrown in this case, rather than the process hanging (and unable to be exited with ctrl+C; I need to kill -9 pid)
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With last_frame = 99, this runs seamlessly With last_frame = 100, the process hangs indefinitely.
I'm assuming this is because the sample trajectory only has 100 frames (0-99), but there should probably be some sort of warning/error thrown in this case, rather than the process hanging (and unable to be exited with ctrl+C; I need to kill -9 pid)
Hi Sam,
I'll add an OutOfRangeException to the generalized/mutual information functions in netcalc to handle situations like this.
I'm following this tutorial: https://netsci.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tutorial2_protein_structure_gc.html
With last_frame = 99, this runs seamlessly
With last_frame = 100, the process hangs indefinitely.
I'm assuming this is because the sample trajectory only has 100 frames (0-99), but there should probably be some sort of warning/error thrown in this case, rather than the process hanging (and unable to be exited with ctrl+C; I need to
kill -9 pid
)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: