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Hello, I've found Koina very useful for fragment intensity predictions, and now I am trying to use the Chronologer model via cURL. However, there is a bug.
For a moderately sized input of say, 5 sequences, I seem get the same result every time, and the numbers are sensible. For example:
However, if I try to submit 100 sequences, the result varies each time I submit the job. Moreover, the predicted retention times lie far outside the reasonable range. For example, -5637.58. I do not get any error and my input is formatted the same as in the smaller case. I've copied an example at the bottom of this post.
Hello, I've found Koina very useful for fragment intensity predictions, and now I am trying to use the Chronologer model via cURL. However, there is a bug.
For a moderately sized input of say, 5 sequences, I seem get the same result every time, and the numbers are sensible. For example:
I get the following ouput when I run the command.
However, if I try to submit 100 sequences, the result varies each time I submit the job. Moreover, the predicted retention times lie far outside the reasonable range. For example, -5637.58. I do not get any error and my input is formatted the same as in the smaller case. I've copied an example at the bottom of this post.
Here is the command:
And here are two outputs from the command requested back-to-back:
1)
In both cases the results are different, and there are some extreme negative values in the output.
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