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When trying to encode a data point with fluid.skmeans~ via the encodepoint method, the output buffer is always a zero vector, regardless of output. The vector length matches the @numclusters argument but seems to be insensitive to the input. This is different from encode which does populate the output fluid.dataset~ with continuous values.
What was the expected result?
The expected result was to get a different encoding given a different input point, which seems to indicate a bug in the encodepoint method.
What was the actual result?
A vector where all values are zero, regardless of input point.
What operating system were you using?
Mac
Operating system version
macOS 26.1 Beta
FluCoMa Version
1.0.9
Please tell us what you were doing! You can include code and files by drag and dropping them into the text area.
When trying to encode a data point with
fluid.skmeans~via theencodepointmethod, the output buffer is always a zero vector, regardless of output. The vector length matches the@numclustersargument but seems to be insensitive to the input. This is different fromencodewhich does populate the outputfluid.dataset~with continuous values.What was the expected result?
The expected result was to get a different encoding given a different input point, which seems to indicate a bug in the
encodepointmethod.What was the actual result?
A vector where all values are zero, regardless of input point.
What operating system were you using?
Mac
Operating system version
macOS 26.1 Beta
FluCoMa Version
1.0.9