Python exit code
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quick question here.
When I run my Python script (Py 3.7.2) I got this code:
Process finished with exit code -1
In general I would expect exit code 0, but why there is -1?
Kind regards
UPDATE!
I've added some code to give you an insight into my problem.
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from lmfit import Model
def read_datafile(file_name):
data = np.loadtxt(file_name, delimiter=' ')
return data
def decomposition2(x, amp, cen, sig, e):
return float(amp) * (1 + float(e) * (x - float(cen))) / (pow((x - float(cen)), 2) + pow((float(sig) / 2), 2))
for r in range(20, 91, 1):
dataread = np.loadtxt("S:/Data/Model4/Mod{}.csv".format(r), delimiter=' ',
unpack=True)
x = dataread[0,]
y = dataread[1,]
peak1b = Model(decomposition2, prefix='p1b_')
peak2b = Model(decomposition2, prefix='p2b_')
peak3b = Model(decomposition2, prefix='p3b_')
peak4b = Model(decomposition2, prefix='p4b_')
model2 = peak1b + peak2b + peak3b + peak4b
params2 = model2.make_params(p1b_amp=1, p1b_cen=7.708, p1b_sig=4.43, p1b_e=0,
p2b_amp=1, p2b_cen=13.880, p2b_sig=5.26, p2b_e=0,
p3b_amp=1, p3b_cen=20.037, p3b_sig=5.78, p3b_e=0,
p4b_amp=1, p4b_cen=26.237, p4b_sig=6.16, p4b_e=0)
result2 = model2.fit(y, params2, x=x, fit_kws={'maxfev':20000000})
final2 = result2.best_fit
python-3.x pycharm exit-code
asked Jan 1 at 17:28
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0
quick question here.
When I run my Python script (Py 3.7.2) I got this code:
Process finished with exit code -1
In general I would expect exit code 0, but why there is -1?
Kind regards
UPDATE!
I've added some code to give you an insight into my problem.
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from lmfit import Model
def read_datafile(file_name):
data = np.loadtxt(file_name, delimiter=' ')
return data
def decomposition2(x, amp, cen, sig, e):
return float(amp) * (1 + float(e) * (x - float(cen))) / (pow((x - float(cen)), 2) + pow((float(sig) / 2), 2))
for r in range(20, 91, 1):
dataread = np.loadtxt("S:/Data/Model4/Mod{}.csv".format(r), delimiter=' ',
unpack=True)
x = dataread[0,]
y = dataread[1,]
peak1b = Model(decomposition2, prefix='p1b_')
peak2b = Model(decomposition2, prefix='p2b_')
peak3b = Model(decomposition2, prefix='p3b_')
peak4b = Model(decomposition2, prefix='p4b_')
model2 = peak1b + peak2b + peak3b + peak4b
params2 = model2.make_params(p1b_amp=1, p1b_cen=7.708, p1b_sig=4.43, p1b_e=0,
p2b_amp=1, p2b_cen=13.880, p2b_sig=5.26, p2b_e=0,
p3b_amp=1, p3b_cen=20.037, p3b_sig=5.78, p3b_e=0,
p4b_amp=1, p4b_cen=26.237, p4b_sig=6.16, p4b_e=0)
result2 = model2.fit(y, params2, x=x, fit_kws={'maxfev':20000000})
final2 = result2.best_fit
python-3.x pycharm exit-code
asked Jan 1 at 17:28
HiddenguyHiddenguy
273518
What code are you running?
– Mad Physicist
Jan 1 at 17:57
lmifit,matplotlib,numpylibraries.
– Hiddenguy
Jan 1 at 18:38
Please provide a minimal script that reproduces your issue. It's impossible to say which of many possibilities produced your error without knowing what you did.
– Mad Physicist
Jan 1 at 18:47
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quick question here.
When I run my Python script (Py 3.7.2) I got this code:
Process finished with exit code -1
In general I would expect exit code 0, but why there is -1?
Kind regards
UPDATE!
I've added some code to give you an insight into my problem.
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from lmfit import Model
def read_datafile(file_name):
data = np.loadtxt(file_name, delimiter=' ')
return data
def decomposition2(x, amp, cen, sig, e):
return float(amp) * (1 + float(e) * (x - float(cen))) / (pow((x - float(cen)), 2) + pow((float(sig) / 2), 2))
for r in range(20, 91, 1):
dataread = np.loadtxt("S:/Data/Model4/Mod{}.csv".format(r), delimiter=' ',
unpack=True)
x = dataread[0,]
y = dataread[1,]
peak1b = Model(decomposition2, prefix='p1b_')
peak2b = Model(decomposition2, prefix='p2b_')
peak3b = Model(decomposition2, prefix='p3b_')
peak4b = Model(decomposition2, prefix='p4b_')
model2 = peak1b + peak2b + peak3b + peak4b
params2 = model2.make_params(p1b_amp=1, p1b_cen=7.708, p1b_sig=4.43, p1b_e=0,
p2b_amp=1, p2b_cen=13.880, p2b_sig=5.26, p2b_e=0,
p3b_amp=1, p3b_cen=20.037, p3b_sig=5.78, p3b_e=0,
p4b_amp=1, p4b_cen=26.237, p4b_sig=6.16, p4b_e=0)
result2 = model2.fit(y, params2, x=x, fit_kws={'maxfev':20000000})
final2 = result2.best_fit
python-3.x pycharm exit-code
asked Jan 1 at 17:28
HiddenguyHiddenguy
273518
quick question here.
When I run my Python script (Py 3.7.2) I got this code:
Process finished with exit code -1
In general I would expect exit code 0, but why there is -1?
Kind regards
UPDATE!
I've added some code to give you an insight into my problem.
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from lmfit import Model
def read_datafile(file_name):
data = np.loadtxt(file_name, delimiter=' ')
return data
def decomposition2(x, amp, cen, sig, e):
return float(amp) * (1 + float(e) * (x - float(cen))) / (pow((x - float(cen)), 2) + pow((float(sig) / 2), 2))
for r in range(20, 91, 1):
dataread = np.loadtxt("S:/Data/Model4/Mod{}.csv".format(r), delimiter=' ',
unpack=True)
x = dataread[0,]
y = dataread[1,]
peak1b = Model(decomposition2, prefix='p1b_')
peak2b = Model(decomposition2, prefix='p2b_')
peak3b = Model(decomposition2, prefix='p3b_')
peak4b = Model(decomposition2, prefix='p4b_')
model2 = peak1b + peak2b + peak3b + peak4b
params2 = model2.make_params(p1b_amp=1, p1b_cen=7.708, p1b_sig=4.43, p1b_e=0,
p2b_amp=1, p2b_cen=13.880, p2b_sig=5.26, p2b_e=0,
p3b_amp=1, p3b_cen=20.037, p3b_sig=5.78, p3b_e=0,
p4b_amp=1, p4b_cen=26.237, p4b_sig=6.16, p4b_e=0)
result2 = model2.fit(y, params2, x=x, fit_kws={'maxfev':20000000})
final2 = result2.best_fit
python-3.x pycharm exit-code
python-3.x pycharm exit-code
asked Jan 1 at 17:28
HiddenguyHiddenguy
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asked Jan 1 at 17:28
HiddenguyHiddenguy
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edited Jan 1 at 19:54
Hiddenguy
asked Jan 1 at 17:28
HiddenguyHiddenguy
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asked Jan 1 at 17:28
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asked Jan 1 at 17:28
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What code are you running?
– Mad Physicist
Jan 1 at 17:57
lmifit,matplotlib,numpylibraries.
– Hiddenguy
Jan 1 at 18:38
Please provide a minimal script that reproduces your issue. It's impossible to say which of many possibilities produced your error without knowing what you did.
– Mad Physicist
Jan 1 at 18:47
add a comment |
What code are you running?
– Mad Physicist
Jan 1 at 17:57
lmifit,matplotlib,numpylibraries.
– Hiddenguy
Jan 1 at 18:38
Please provide a minimal script that reproduces your issue. It's impossible to say which of many possibilities produced your error without knowing what you did.
– Mad Physicist
Jan 1 at 18:47
What code are you running?
– Mad Physicist
Jan 1 at 17:57
What code are you running?
– Mad Physicist
Jan 1 at 17:57
lmifit, matplotlib, numpy libraries.– Hiddenguy
Jan 1 at 18:38
lmifit, matplotlib, numpy libraries.– Hiddenguy
Jan 1 at 18:38
Please provide a minimal script that reproduces your issue. It's impossible to say which of many possibilities produced your error without knowing what you did.
– Mad Physicist
Jan 1 at 18:47
Please provide a minimal script that reproduces your issue. It's impossible to say which of many possibilities produced your error without knowing what you did.
– Mad Physicist
Jan 1 at 18:47
add a comment |
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lmifit,matplotlib,numpylibraries.– Hiddenguy
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Please provide a minimal script that reproduces your issue. It's impossible to say which of many possibilities produced your error without knowing what you did.
– Mad Physicist
Jan 1 at 18:47