E-IG0108 — List option for a non-category-label
Error Type |
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Phase |
configuring random instance generation (the |
Python exception |
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Message
The generation option for `{name}` is a list, but only category labels accept a list of keys.
Possible fix: pass a dict hint such as `{"keys": [...]}` or `{"value": (0.0, 1.0)}` instead.
({name} is the key of the offending entry in options=)
Cause
An entry of the options= dictionary was a bare list, but its name is not a category label of the problem.
A bare list such as options={"C": ["a", "b"]} is shorthand for options={"C": {"keys": ["a", "b"]}}, and this shorthand is accepted only for category labels.
For placeholders (including partial dictionaries) and for names that are not defined in the problem, the entry must be a hint dict.
Fix
Write the option for the placeholder as a hint dict. For example, to restrict a partial dictionary D keyed by category label C to a subset of keys:
problem.generate_random_dataset(
options={
"C": ["X", "Y", "Z"],
"D": {"keys": ["X", "Y"]},
},
)
If the name was meant to be a category label, check its spelling against the names of the problem’s category labels.