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I saw this bug this morning and it is now solved in 0.3.18.
This bug is when PySR tries to calculate the age of an equation. It seems that the offset I am using for "birthdate" of an equation, equal to 1e3*(time() - 1.6e9), and put into an Integer variable (so there is millisecond precision between equations), has actually now maxed out 32-bit integers. I have changed the precision to 64-bit and this issue is fixed.
I'm sorry for this bug; please update your binaries when you use PySR next, with:
pip install --upgrade pysr
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I saw this bug this morning and it is now solved in
0.3.18
.This bug is when PySR tries to calculate the age of an equation. It seems that the offset I am using for "birthdate" of an equation, equal to
1e3*(time() - 1.6e9)
, and put into an Integer variable (so there is millisecond precision between equations), has actually now maxed out 32-bit integers. I have changed the precision to 64-bit and this issue is fixed.I'm sorry for this bug; please update your binaries when you use PySR next, with:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: