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Memory error in lomb_scargle.py #282
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That number looks too big, for sure! Can you try to produce a small, self-contained code snippet that triggers the error? Also, which platform are you on (Mac, Linux, Win)? |
Hi Stephan,
Here is a minimal example, with data in a pickle file, and outputs in a log file.
I’m running this on a Linux platform, but tried also on Windows (Anaconda) with the same result.
Cesium 0.9.9, dask 1.0.0, gatspy 0.3, numpy 1.15.4
[CesiumTest.zip](https://github.com/cesium-ml/cesium/files/2782365/CesiumTest.zip)
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I cannot reproduce; @vberten are you still experiencing this problem? |
(Perhaps also try v0.10.1, just released, in which I have fixed a few memory allocation issues.) |
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Hi there,
I've been using Cesium successfully since several months in Python 3.5, but I upgraded my system to 3.6 recently (and Cesium 0.9.9), and I can't make Cesium working anymore.
I got the following MemroyError :
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By adding a "print(numf)" in lomb_scargle.py , I get "648648000000000000", which might explain the error (but I don't explain why I get now this number).
I'm using a "multi-channel" dataset, and some of my time series contain just zero's
I have this error even if I call featurize_time_series with features_to_use=["mean"]. I find a little bit weird that fit_lomb_scargle is called anyway.
Any clue ? Need more info ?
Thanks!
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