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[BUG] Fitting with multiple CPE gives errors
See original GitHub issueI am trying to replicate fitting of this custom circuit R_0 - p(CPE_1, R_1 - p(R_2,CPE_2) ) using the following statement
customConstantCircuit = CustomCircuit(initial_guess=[100e3, 1.3e-12, .96, 1e9, 1e11, 6.6e-12, .9 ], CPE=True, constants={'CPE_1_1': 0.96, 'CPE_2_1': 0.9}, circuit='R_0 - p(CPE_1, R_1 - p(R_2,CPE_2) )')
But, I see the error
TypeError : init() got an unexpected keyword argument ‘CPE’
What am I doing wrong?
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@devangs3 Just resolved a similar error, spaces in the circuit string are being carried into the elements throwing an error. Try: circuit=‘R_0-p(CPE_1,R_1-p(R_2,CPE_2))’ and see if that resolved your issue.
Yes, I am not sure if you can do that. Have you tried putting all the values for the CPE constant and check if that works?
customConstantCircuit = CustomCircuit(initial_guess=[100e3, None, None, 1e9, 1e11, None, None ], constants={'CPE_1_0':1.3e-12, 'CPE_1_1': 0.96, 'CPE_2_0':6.6e-12, 'CPE_2_1': 0.9}, circuit='R_0 - p(CPE_1, R_1 - p(R_2,CPE_2) )')