Hi, I'm receiving this error: submission name: Lambent SUB1 submission ID: 9643716 No prediction file generated, please check your log file: https://www.synapse.org/#!Synapse:syn11184821 I was wondering what the nature of this error is, maybe if a mod could shed some light? I'm guessing there's an inherent problem with the script but I'm wondering if there is a way to get some specifics. Thank you!

Created by Jacob Hartman-Kenzler jakehk
This is what you need to do, jacob, in Dockerfile: apt-get install dos2unix -y immediately after the lines i give you for installing octave.   Then in prediction: cp evaluation-data/* ./ dos2unix * so you change on line your files.   FYI, in fact, for data you downloaded from synapse or a subset on their cloud, you need to do that as well, otherwise, most c-family languages could generate wrong results. if you use R through out, this error may not be detected.
Dear Jacob. So when I go into your docker submission: ``` docker run -ti docker.synapse.org/syn11181759/lambentrepo@sha256:8ed46b411c5dbc94312429f403371204bcd861ab86b033df7b1fb2c37f581d2b ``` And do `./score_sc1.sh` I get the error: ``` bash: ./score_sc1.sh: /bin/sh^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory ``` Notice how you have a special character at the end. I'm unsure how to get rid of this in windows, but there are many ways to do this in linux. Best, Tom
Ah unfortunately I'm still running into the same error...
Dear Jacob, I suspect this is happening because you are creating your shell script in a windows environment. In your shell script, you probably have a special character that prevents the ubuntu environment from actually reading it. Please remove the special character, such as `^M` from `!#/bin/bash^M` and your script should work. Best, Tom

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