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When using floats instead of the Fractions.Fraction as suggested in 32, I get a lot of the following warnings:
Fractions.Fraction
/home/labcmap/dimo.brockhoff/anaconda3/lib/python3.7/site-packages/moarchiving/moarchiving.py:699: UserWarning: _subtract_HV: -0.259157 + 39934256605.838646 loses many digits of precision % (dHV, self._hypervolume)) /home/labcmap/dimo.brockhoff/anaconda3/lib/python3.7/site-packages/moarchiving/moarchiving.py:731: UserWarning: _subtract_HV: 0.236798 + 39934256605.579491 loses many digits of precision % (dHV, self._hypervolume))
After checking quickly with @nikohansen, we agreed that these messages should not be issued when using float.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Looking at the code, the messages are actual warnings for the case when float is used.
float
They may be too restrictive though, but this needs some further investigation.
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When using floats instead of the
Fractions.Fraction
as suggested in 32, I get a lot of the following warnings:After checking quickly with @nikohansen, we agreed that these messages should not be issued when using float.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: