flreconstruct CAT problems

[MHoballah]

Hello, encountered these problems, maybe they're known....

problem: sequences with same size and cells have different beginnings or endings: 1st sequence from 2 to 1, 2nd from 3 to 1 problem: sequences with same size and cells have different beginnings or endings: 1st sequence from 3 to 1, 2nd from 2 to 1 problem: sequences with same size and cells have different beginnings or endings: 1st sequence from 2 to 1, 2nd from 3 to 1 problem: sequences with same size and cells have different beginnings or endings: 1st sequence from 3 to 1, 2nd from 2 to 1 problem: sequences with same size and cells have different beginnings or endings: 1st sequence from 6 to 0, 2nd from 5 to 0 problem: sequences with same size and cells have different beginnings or endings: 1st sequence from 5 to 0, 2nd from 6 to 0 problem: iteration1 joints size 1... stop evolving problem: iteration1 joints size 1... stop evolving problem: sequences with same size and cells have different beginnings or endings: 1st sequence from 2 to 1, 2nd from 1 to 1 problem: sequences with same size and cells have different beginnings or endings: 1st sequence from 3 to 0, 2nd from 0 to 1 CAT::CircleRegression::fit: problem: in circle regression, delta 0 A 0.04 C 0 B 0 CAT::LinearRegression::fit: problem: linear regression sy02 -3.09138e+17 Swxx 549.139 delta -1.77636e-15 CAT::CircleRegression::fit: problem: in circle regression, delta 0 A 0.04 C 0 B 0 CAT::LinearRegression::fit: problem: linear regression sy02 -3.09138e+17 Swxx 549.139 delta -1.77636e-15 problem: sequences with same size and cells have different beginnings or endings: 1st sequence from 10 to 0, 2nd from 11 to 0 problem: sequences with same size and cells have different beginnings or endings: 1st sequence from 11 to 0, 2nd from 10 to 0 CAT::CircleRegression::fit: problem: in circle regression, delta 0 A 0.04 C 0 B 0 CAT::LinearRegression::fit: problem: in least square regression, delta 0 Sw 0.0299487 Swx 43.6991 Swxx 63762.7 CAT::CircleRegression::fit: problem: in circle regression, delta 0 A 0.04 C 0 B 0 CAT::LinearRegression::fit: problem: in least square regression, delta 0 Sw 0.0299487 Swx 43.6991 Swxx 63762.7 CAT::CircleRegression::fit: problem: in circle regression, delta 0 A 0.04 C 0 B 0 CAT::LinearRegression::fit: problem: in least square regression, delta 0 Sw 0.0287274 Swx 16.7303 Swxx 9743.45 CAT::CircleRegression::fit: problem: in circle regression, delta 0 A 0.04 C 0 B 0 CAT::LinearRegression::fit: problem: in least square regression, delta 0 Sw 0.0287274 Swx 16.7303 Swxx 9743.45 problem: sequences with same size and cells have different beginnings or endings: 1st sequence from 6 to 0, 2nd from 8 to 0 CAT::sequentiator::late: execution time 5026.27 ms greater than MaxTime 5000 quitting! CAT::sequentiator::late: execution time 5026.47 ms greater than MaxTime 5000 quitting! CAT::sequentiator::late: execution time 5026.52 ms greater than MaxTime 5000 quitting! CAT::sequentiator::late: execution time 5026.72 ms greater than MaxTime 5000 quitting! CAT::sequentiator::late: execution time 5026.76 ms greater than MaxTime 5000 quitting! CAT::sequentiator::late: execution time 5026.8 ms greater than MaxTime 5000 quitting! problem: sequences with same size and cells have different beginnings or endings: 1st sequence from 6 to 0, 2nd from 7 to 0 problem: sequences with same size and cells have different beginnings or endings: 1st sequence from 7 to 0, 2nd from 6 to 0 problem: sequences with same size and cells have different beginnings or endings: 1st sequence from 6 to 0, 2nd from 7 to 0 problem: sequences with same size and cells have different beginnings or endings: 1st sequence from 7 to 0, 2nd from 6 to 0
CAT::experimental_double::operator/=: problem: division by experimental_double with value 0

[cherylepatrick]

Do they stop the reconstruction? Lose that event (unfortunately the reconstruction errors don't print an event number, do they?)? Or does it just keep going as normal but maybe you get one event that can't cluster?

[cherylepatrick]

Also - do you see them always? On specific simulation types? On specific events? Any additional info makes it easier to diagnose... If you can get a small file that will always generate the problem, it's easier to test it, but I assume life is not that easy...