edited i_omt.py and ls_tb.py #22
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Edited the get_offset() function to get rid of the attribute error
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edit in i_omt:
Edited the get_offset() function in i_omt to get rid of the attribute error 'NoneType has no attribute as_long()'
The original function did not account for the fact that the algorithm solved the schedule in groups, and that self.results had multiple elements corresponding to each of these groups.
I changed the function so that it searched for the offset in self.results based on the group that the stream and link were in.
This is the edited get_offset() function:
edit in ls_tb:
changed line 221 in ls_tb that caused the "cannot convert float infinity to integer" error. changed the code to
_val[0] = np.inf