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Hello, I just recently updated to the current version of SMT in my Spyder environment, and now each time I try to train my Kriging model using the following line of code: test_kriging = KRG(theta0=[1e-6], print_global=False)
I recevie the following error: KeyError: 'C'
I have never received this error before, and tried training my model on data I know has worked before; however, I continually receive this error. Am I missing something obvious here, or is this an issue of the code?
As well, I noticed that before updating, theta0 could be set to much smaller values than 1e-6--was this another new change within the update? Thanks!
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Hi, could you provide the full error message (traceback showing where the error is raised)? You can also just copy this example in a test_krg.py file and run it to see if you get the same error.
For the second points, theta bounds are intended to be controlled by theta_bounds option (default is [1e-6, 20]). Sorry, you may be the collateral victim of a bug fix (maybe in #544). Just set theta_bounds option as desired.
Hello, I just recently updated to the current version of SMT in my Spyder environment, and now each time I try to train my Kriging model using the following line of code:
test_kriging = KRG(theta0=[1e-6], print_global=False)
I recevie the following error:
KeyError: 'C'
I have never received this error before, and tried training my model on data I know has worked before; however, I continually receive this error. Am I missing something obvious here, or is this an issue of the code?
As well, I noticed that before updating,
theta0
could be set to much smaller values than1e-6
--was this another new change within the update? Thanks!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: