probably miss-alignment in tpl indices and original file

[wkitlasten]

Not sure what I messed up here. Trying to apply a constant parameter to a bunch of selected rows (and another constant parameter to another selection of rows in the same file, and another selection,...). The error:

  File "D:\modelling\pyemu\pyemu\utils\helpers.py", line 1612, in apply_list_and_array_pars
    apply_genericlist_pars(list_pars, chunk_len=chunk_len)
  File "D:\modelling\pyemu\pyemu\utils\helpers.py", line 2042, in apply_genericlist_pars
    _process_chunk_list_files(chunks[0], 0, df)
  File "D:\modelling\pyemu\pyemu\utils\helpers.py", line 2061, in _process_chunk_list_files
    raise e
  File "D:\modelling\pyemu\pyemu\utils\helpers.py", line 2058, in _process_chunk_list_files
    _process_list_file(model_file, df)
  File "D:\modelling\pyemu\pyemu\utils\helpers.py", line 2188, in _process_list_file
    assert len(common_idx) == mlt.chkpar, (
AssertionError: Probable miss-alignment in tpl indices and original file:
mult idx[:10] : [1230.0, 1910.0, 1912.0, 1914.0, 1916.0, 1918.0, 1920.0, 1922.0, 1924.0, 1926.0]
org file idx[:10]: ['123_0', '123_1', '180_0', '180_1', '180_10', '180_11', '180_12', '180_13', '180_14', '180_15']
n common: 0, n cols: 1, expected: 46.0.

The first bits of the relevant mult file:

,sidx,idx_strs,pargpkh,parval1_kh,kh
0,"('123_0',)",name:123_0,c_kh,1.0,     1.0000000E+00
38,"('191_0',)",name:191_0,c_kh,1.0,     1.0000000E+00
40,"('191_2',)",name:191_2,c_kh,1.0,     1.0000000E+00
42,"('191_4',)",name:191_4,c_kh,1.0,     1.0000000E+00
44,"('191_6',)",name:191_6,c_kh,1.0,     1.0000000E+00

With tpl file:

ptf ~
,sidx,idx_strs,pargpkh,parval1_kh,kh
0,"('123_0',)",name:123_0,c_kh,1.0,~       p0       ~
38,"('191_0',)",name:191_0,c_kh,1.0,~       p0       ~
40,"('191_2',)",name:191_2,c_kh,1.0,~       p0       ~
42,"('191_4',)",name:191_4,c_kh,1.0,~       p0       ~
44,"('191_6',)",name:191_6,c_kh,1.0,~       p0       ~

That all looks good. The index of the orginal file I am trying to parameterize are (use_rows = [0, 38, 40, 42, 44,...]:

123_0 # this one, iloc 0
123_1
...
180_35
191_0 # this one, iloc 38
191_1
191_2 # this one, iloc 40
191_3
191_4 # this one, iloc 42
191_5
191_6 # this one, iloc 44

Where do the numbes in mult idx[:10] : [1230.0, 1910.0, 1912.0, 1914.0, 1916.0, 1918.0, 1920.0, 1922.0, 1924.0, 1926.0] come from? They seem suspiciously close to the index_col: 123_0, 191_0, 191_2, 191_4, 191_6, etc. for the use_rows specified.

pf.add_parameters(filenames=fname, par_type="constant",                                       
                                  par_name_base=pargp, pargp=pargp,
                                  use_cols=par_df.loc[t,'use_cols'],
                                  upper_bound=par_df.loc[t,'upper_bound'],
                                  lower_bound=par_df.loc[t,'lower_bound'],
                                  ult_ubound=par_df.loc[t,'ult_ubound'],
                                  ult_lbound=par_df.loc[t,'ult_lbound'],
                                  transform = par_df.loc[t, 'partrans'],
                                  par_style=par_style, index_cols=index_cols,
                                  initial_value=initial_value, use_rows=use_rows
                                  )

[wkitlasten]

doh, mixing index numbers (use_cols) and index labels (use_cols) again... I think.