For variables outside loop causes exception

[Gordon Williams]

Hi,

I have been using this code for a number of weeks without problems. Now I
am getting an exception after the program has run a short while. It has
already passed through this function several hundred time before the
exception.

The code in the function is (exactly as shown):

for i, obsData in enumerate(epochData):
Pcor = obsData[3]
Xs = obsData[4]

Asub, Lsub= Solve_all.model_matrix(Xs[:i+1], Pcor[:i+1],Xr)

The exception is:

Asub, Lsub= Solve_all.model_matrix(Xs[:i+1], Pcor[:i+1],Xr)
UnboundLocalError: local variable 'i' referenced before assignment

What is the problem here? It appears that i has gone out of scope.

Do variables i, obsData get destroyed when you leave the loop? Is this
noted in the docs? I didn't find it.

Does this have anything to do with enumeration?

Why has this worked this far without failing?

Regards,

Gordon Williams

 

[Tim Roberts]

I have been using this code for a number of weeks without problems. Now I
am getting an exception after the program has run a short while. It has
already passed through this function several hundred time before the
exception.

The code in the function is (exactly as shown):

for i, obsData in enumerate(epochData):
Pcor = obsData[3]
Xs = obsData[4]

Asub, Lsub= Solve_all.model_matrix(Xs[:i+1], Pcor[:i+1],Xr)

The exception is:

Asub, Lsub= Solve_all.model_matrix(Xs[:i+1], Pcor[:i+1],Xr)
UnboundLocalError: local variable 'i' referenced before assignment

What is the problem here? It appears that i has gone out of scope.

The most likely problem is that epochData is empty. If the range is empty,
the for variables do not get assigned. You can check for that via "if not
epochData", if you need to.