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Dear NSchloe,
I would like to use the smoothfit package to generate a function that will fit a dataset... so far so good, I should be at the right door.
I was looking for a way to create a function from your code and I found the lambda.py exemple that normally do this via the function named u (l.21).
When running the code, my spyder console is returning me the following:
vals = [u(xx) for xx in x]
TypeError: 'tuple' object is not callable
Is it only happening to me? How can I set up a general function from the package?
Thanks for your support.
With regards
Matthieu
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Hi Matthieu,
To properly help you, I'd need some complete and minimal code that reproduces the error.
Cheers, Nico
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Dear NSchloe,
I would like to use the smoothfit package to generate a function that will fit a dataset... so far so good, I should be at the right door.
I was looking for a way to create a function from your code and I found the lambda.py exemple that normally do this via the function named u (l.21).
When running the code, my spyder console is returning me the following:
Is it only happening to me? How can I set up a general function from the package?
Thanks for your support.
With regards
Matthieu
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: