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plotFluxPathways not plotting #246
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At 2.2.7 it works fine for me. |
could you think of any reason why it does not work for me? do I need a fresh conda installation, maybe? |
Works fine in 2.3 as well. |
I am going to try a fresh installation, and then provide an example if it
does not solve it
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Works fine in 2.3 as well.
I will need a test case.
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pyemma was updated to 2.3, maybe our call it outdated?
I noticed that the problem was in pyemma 2.2. Reported here markovmodel/PyEMMA#1032. I was using PyEMMA tutorial to test the
plot_flux
command we call withplotFluxPathways
. With v2.2 it didn't work, but cloning the repo and using the latest, it works (the tutorial with plot_flux).Going back to our
plotFluxPathways
, now using the latest pyemma (which by the way isn't on omnia, markovmodel/PyEMMA#1033), I get no plot and the following:I am guessing that the new plot_flux does not like the state_labels we are passing? Changing it to 'auto' gets rid of the Warning, but still no plot.
@stefdoerr, maybe the mapping of the sets is failing? I'm really surprised the plot does not show but there is no error or traceback...
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