Wassim Tenachi

Hey cosimadp, Any recent version of pytroch should work ! I just tested pytorch 12.1.0 which works fine. I just updated the requirements.txt file to reflect that ! Please let...

So it sounds like you are not able to pass the tests for the function generating the tree representation of a symbolic function. This is not a problem as this...

If you still want to install these optional packages, you can try pulling the latest version from git and run: `conda install --file requirements_display1.txt` `pip install -r requirements_display2.txt` Which should...

No, no worries this is not a problem, physo has been tested extensively on Mac M1. If you were able to pass the unit tests it means that everything was...

Hi @cosimadp, It sounds like `physo` was not installed as a package. Can you (re)run installation by executing this at the root of the repo ? `pip install -e .`...

@cosimadp can you confirm that you were able to resolve the problem so I can close this thread ?

Hi likai-1991, We have updated the git with a fix for that error. Can you pull the latest main version via `git pull` and retry ? Wassim

It look like you don't have the latest version of the code where this issue was corrected. Can you try to pull the latest version via these command at the...

To check that you were able to properly update it can you check that line 729 of file program.py is now : 729 `assert (new_tokens_idx.dtype == int or new_tokens_idx.dtype==np.dtype("int64")), "Arg...

This is due to how numpy works on windows, see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36278590/numpy-array-dtype-is-coming-as-int32-by-default-in-a-windows-10-64-bit-machine This was corrected in the latest version of PhySO.