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I've just tried entering a series of min/max values in the newui client, starting with two integer limits for minimal and maximal value (1 and 5), followed by slightly smaller values (0.5 and 1.5). This last case breaks the client (I'm guessing due to rounding) as the values that appear in the input model get changed to 0 and 1. If I go even lower to something like 0.03 and 0.15, both numbers are rounded to zero, which totally breaks the UI, with the name and values not making it up into the table of inputs (see image below).
If I set up the same experiment on the bee.boost.projects.alexandra UI, there is no issue with using "small" numbers for your factor limits, and you can work around the issue by defining the experiment there, saving it to .json and then import it in the newui client.
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I've just tried entering a series of min/max values in the newui client, starting with two integer limits for minimal and maximal value (1 and 5), followed by slightly smaller values (0.5 and 1.5). This last case breaks the client (I'm guessing due to rounding) as the values that appear in the input model get changed to 0 and 1. If I go even lower to something like 0.03 and 0.15, both numbers are rounded to zero, which totally breaks the UI, with the name and values not making it up into the table of inputs (see image below).
If I set up the same experiment on the bee.boost.projects.alexandra UI, there is no issue with using "small" numbers for your factor limits, and you can work around the issue by defining the experiment there, saving it to .json and then import it in the newui client.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: