If none of the other kernels in the graph are getting called then it is quite likely that the graph is not being run at all.
In order to confirm k['eles/limiter']
is not an empty list you need to print it or take it length.
Regards, Freddie.
If none of the other kernels in the graph are getting called then it is quite likely that the graph is not being run at all.
In order to confirm k['eles/limiter']
is not an empty list you need to print it or take it length.
Regards, Freddie.
You are right, k[‘eles/limiter’] is an empty list. But why this happened?
Thanks a lot.
For the same reason that k['eles/sadfasfd']
will return an empty list: the kernel does not exist; or rather a kernel by that name is not provided by the Elements class.
Regards, Freddie.