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Deprecation Warnings for execution on HPC #4
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Thx for trying to use it!
I hope this can help somehow. Apart from that, yes, always use exactly the same versions, especially with geo-libraries - they are quite finicky. |
Thank you for your answer!
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Sorry, I don't really know. |
Hey, I wanted to reproduce the results of your paper and analyze further cities.
Until now I was not able to analyze data and would be happy to receive support. I am working on a HPC and not with the notebooks.
After populating the
parameters/cities.csv
with only one city for the start I set up the environment like theREADME.md
instructs. There certificates get superseded back, I guess this is fine.When running the
scripts/download.job
with slurm incode/setup.py
the packagesgdal
andosr
are not found. That is why I changed it to be imported fromosgeo
asIs this valid? After this change Shapely (version
1.8.0
) throws warnings multiple times. The version is higher than the one you used (1.7.0
).The execution continues and then
pyproj
(version3.2.1
) throwsThe version is also higher than the one you have seemed to use (
2.6.1.post1
).With ignoring the warnings and continuing to executing the analysis there an error occurs. I guess this occurs because ignoring the warnings of deprecation.
Do you see an obvious mistake or correction?
Creating an environment with the
requirements_nonbuiltins.txt
also takes the higher package versions as before.So I created an environment which uses the exact (old) versions given in
requirements_nonbuiltins.txt
. This also did not result in the awaited behavior but also threw an error in the download process.What needs to be changed for the code to run as intended?
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