Craig Stark

That'd been my thought too -- did a singularity based on a Python 3.7 (https://repo.anaconda.com/miniconda/Miniconda3-py37_4.9.2-Linux-x86_64.sh) and we seem good.

If it helps, there are some outputs that are perfectly fine and others that are borked: **In BallStick output** Same: AIC, AICc, BIC, Ball, LogLikelihood, OffsetGaussian.sigma, ReturnCodes, Stick0*, UsedMask, w_ball.w.std...

It may be that you need to install the ASCOM developer tools and the QSI developer libraries separately.

I've got a cluster that's running 18.04 for the head node and for the diskless clients. Ideally, I stay Ubuntu and get to 22.04 for both. @sjjf has clients running...

Thanks @ocfmatt -- the challenge is the inertia / sunk cost. The cluster is already running nicely on xCat and Ubuntu 18 LTS, but Ubuntu 18 LTS is long in...

Reviving this old issue as I've returned to hit the problem ;) Unfortunately, neither of these ideas seem to be it. I've got trivially-tweaked Singularity images based off of the...

I understand the constraints and am under similar ones here. On our end, MDT works wonderfully so long as we run it in a more typical setup. So, for this...

On the workstation, it's running via CUDA. Here's the definition file I used: ``` Bootstrap: docker From: nvidia/opencl %setup mkdir -p $SINGULARITY_ROOTFS/src cp containers/silent.cfg $SINGULARITY_ROOTFS/src %post # install dependencies apt-get...

All the tool does is, for each pixel, compute the arcsinh of that value – just a standard math function. For some images it may be a useful transformation while...

Unfortunately, this is part of the reason why I had to stop and why I open-sourced Nebulosity in the first place. The rest of life had filled up the time...