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Make sure all examples work with current code #4

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SuperSashka opened this issue Jun 17, 2021 · 6 comments
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Make sure all examples work with current code #4

SuperSashka opened this issue Jun 17, 2021 · 6 comments
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@SuperSashka
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Make sure that everything works, remove or mark depreciate examples.

@AndreyKuratov
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Hello, I would like to run the code ESTAR_synth_wave.ipynb that is located, is it possible on this firework? Perhaps somewhere there is a working example for getting equations from data. sorry for offtopic))

@SuperSashka
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Hello Andrey

We have totally reworked almost all the code since this notebook was commited. I think, we try to work out the updated examples around the next week or so. Thanks for pointing out the issue and attention to our work, I'll make you tuned for updates.

AH

@AndreyKuratov
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Thanks for the quick response! Is it possible to use the old libraries to run the example?

@SuperSashka
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SuperSashka commented Apr 2, 2022

Well, I think so, but I can't say exactly which version should do the trick. So,it seems like using old versions is a dead end.

@Maslyaev
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We have added two cases of the algorithm application to the synthetic data, representing solutions of an ordinary differential equation and the wave equation. The experiments are arranged in the ".py" scripts and are located in into the "examples/" directory, while the corresponding datasets are located in the "examples/data/". They are up to date, and should work with the current version of the framework from pypi.

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Thanks, that's interesting!

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