#13425: Compute mutation type of a ClusterSeed or ClusterQuiver
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Reporter: gmoose05 | Owner:
sage-combinat
Type: enhancement | Status:
needs_review
Priority: major | Milestone: sage-5.9
Component: combinatorics | Resolution:
Keywords: cluster algebra, quiver, days45 | Work issues:
Report Upstream: N/A | Reviewers: Christian
Stump, Gregg Musikier
Authors: Gregg Musiker, Christian Stump | Merged in:
Dependencies: #13424 | Stopgaps:
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Comment (by gmoose05):
Hi Christian,
It seems to work for me except for two small issues.
1) It seems that if I run save_quiver_data( ... ), and then load_data( ...
), I don't see the data I just saved. If I close and restart sage, this
seems okay, or maybe there's just a time-lag but let me know if you see
similar behavior.
2) Let's say that a user runs save_quiver_data(2,
up_to=False,'types'=Classical).
This saves data to the ./sage folder.
If the user now runs the load_data(2) command, it looks in the ./sage
folder and sees and prints data for ['A', (1,1),1], ['A', 2], ['B', 2],
and ['BC', 1, 1].
If I then close sage and run ../../sage -i cluster_seed-1.0.spkg
(technically with the -f option since I'm reinstalling after having
deleted the folder for testing purposes), then, I should also have the
exceptional data now too, but when I run load_data(2), it still only loads
the classical data from the ./sage folder.
Do you get similar behavior? I think it would be slightly better if
load_data( n ) loaded the union of the dig6 data from the two sources.
Otherwise, if one saved the classical data (for e.g. for rank 9 or 10)
then unless one also saved classicalexceptional, one would no longer have
the exceptional data.
However, this is still better than the version before where
save_quiver_data and the spkg were writing to the same filenames so the
same problem would have been appearing there.
Best, Gregg
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