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outdated ptemcee fail tests #114
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@mjwen Thanks for bringing this up!
Although this is a preferred option, I am not sure if we will get far with this. I noticed that there are many PR in ptemcee from long ago, and they are still there. So, I don't think if we create a PR, the owner will review it. We can give it a shot, but we should also have a backup plan, for example with your second option.
Personally, seeing how ptemcee is maintained (or rather not maintained), I think this option would be the one to go. However, again, we will still try to merge the change to the original repo. Are you thinking to fork ptemcee to openkim? I don't think I have access to fork ptemcee to openkim repo. If you can do this, I can work on updating the repo afterward.
I will go with option 2. The only case that we go to this option is if we want to have my changes merged before Mach conference. Although it would be nice, I think we should not rush it. I will still go to option 2.
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Seems nobody is maintaining
ptemcee
... and it hasn't been updated for a while.Now, it causes numpy problems: it uses
np.float
, but this is removed in the newer versions of numpy. For example, see the below line (line 28)in the CI test https://github.com/openkim/kliff/actions/runs/4486429980/jobs/7888910494
I believe we will continue using it. Here are some options:
MCMC
is imported here https://github.com/openkim/kliff/blob/master/kliff/uq/__init__.py, which will lead to error because when we dopytest
, it will first try to import all modules.@yonatank93 any idea on this?
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