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🐛 Bug: Ersilia prints not adapted to long outputs #1455
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Despite this the model seems to be working but I'd double check what is happening |
Hey @GemmaTuron assign me on this task. |
Hi @GemmaTuron how can i reproduce your bug? |
Hey @Abellegese easiest way is to run a model like a descriptor such as eos7w6n, for example. The output from this model has >1000 columns which creates this issue. |
@GemmaTuron @Abellegese I am removing Abel from this issue for now, because there are other tasks in the pipeline that Abel is taking up. Abel, let's come back to this after those. |
Thank you @DhanshreeA . |
Yeah no worries currently am on refactoring ersilia maintenance. |
@OlawumiSalaam I think this might be interesting for you to take up if you feel like it. |
Describe the bug.
I am running Ersilia using the Python API, though I believe this is a problem on the CLI as well. When I run a model, it prints the outputs, but in the case of descriptors for example, which can have thousands of columns, this just clutters my terminal and makes it very difficult to follow. I am talking about this kind of printing. If the output is an array, only the first few values should be printed for clarity.
Describe the steps to reproduce the behavior
No response
Operating environment
Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
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