Errors when deconvoluting the intervals
Quote from Guest on May 16, 2023, 10:59 amHello,
I downloaded PARADISe, imported my data and selected the intervals. When I proceeded to the next step and clicked on "Fit models" I get the following Error:
paradiseDATA.getDATA (line 544)
paradiseDATA.getinternvalData (line 948)paradiseDATA.calculateModels (line 183)
paradise.Analysis_Callback (line 1646)
AppManagementService.executeCallback (line 138)@(@source,event)executeCallback(appdesigner.internal.service.AppManagementService.instance(),app,callback,requriesEventData,event) (line 63)
What does this mean, and how can I solve this?
Hello,
I downloaded PARADISe, imported my data and selected the intervals. When I proceeded to the next step and clicked on "Fit models" I get the following Error:
paradiseDATA.getDATA (line 544)
paradiseDATA.getinternvalData (line 948)
paradiseDATA.calculateModels (line 183)
paradise.Analysis_Callback (line 1646)
AppManagementService.executeCallback (line 138)
@(@source,event)executeCallback(appdesigner.internal.service.AppManagementService.instance(),app,callback,requriesEventData,event) (line 63)
What does this mean, and how can I solve this?
Quote from Jesper L Hinrich on May 17, 2023, 1:04 pmHi,
There seems to be a problem with accessing the data (chromatograms) from disk, it is not clear how this issue arise. Is there any more information in the logbook?
If you start a new session can you reproduce the error? That will help in figuring out why it happens.
The "solution" to you problem is to export your interval definitions, then start a new session, load the CDF files, and then import the interval definitions. After that, you should be able to hit "Fit models" again.
Best,
Jesper
Hi,
There seems to be a problem with accessing the data (chromatograms) from disk, it is not clear how this issue arise. Is there any more information in the logbook?
If you start a new session can you reproduce the error? That will help in figuring out why it happens.
The "solution" to you problem is to export your interval definitions, then start a new session, load the CDF files, and then import the interval definitions. After that, you should be able to hit "Fit models" again.
Best,
Jesper