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I somtimes get a similar error when I use pylab or matplotlib. Usually it helps if I wrap all values or variables with predefined values as e.g. float(1.6) or float(lower_x_bound).
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I somtimes get a similar error when I use pylab or matplotlib. Usually it helps if I wrap all values or variables with predefined values as e.g. float(1.6) or float(lower_x_bound).float(lower_x_bound).
Edit: Sorry, I meant numpy.float instead of float.