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When generating a Latin hypercube sampling (simple or space filled), input factors with negative value levels return a table with incorrect values.
For example,
build.lhs( {'a':[-1,-5], 'b':[-3,-6], 'c':[1,2]})
returns a table like (numbers truncated for display)
a b c 0.5 -1.9 1.0 -0.76 -0.78 1.95 -0.04 -2.14 1.43
where clearly the options for A and B are out of bounds for the provided levels, whereas c is correct.
Python 3.8.13 doepy version 0.0.1 installed from pip
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The order of the boundaries is important (minValue maxValue). Try:
build.lhs( {'a':[-5,-1], 'b':[-6,-3], 'c':[1,2]})
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When generating a Latin hypercube sampling (simple or space filled), input factors with negative value levels return a table with incorrect values.
For example,
returns a table like (numbers truncated for display)
where clearly the options for A and B are out of bounds for the provided levels, whereas c is correct.
Python 3.8.13
doepy version 0.0.1 installed from pip
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: