Error with defining entity in multiway section of .yaml

[kelseynelson]

It looks like my synthetic population is being generated, but I get an error with a keyword of whatever I define my entity as in the multiway portion of the .yaml, which stops output files from being generated. Running the example file works just fine but for some reason mine gets stuck:

File "C:\Users\Admin\anaconda3\envs\kelsey\lib\site-packages\pandas\indexes\multi.py", line 626, in get_value
raise e1
KeyError: 'person'

Here is the .yaml I'm using (it's pretty bare bones because I was trying to find the source of the problem)

project:
name: 5302
location: ./Downloads/popgen-2.0.b2/tutorials/1_basic_popgen_setup
inputs:
entities: [household, person]
housing_entities: [household]
person_entities: [person]
column_names:
hid: hid
pid: pid
geo: geo
region: region
sample_geo: sample_geo
location:
geo_corr_mapping:
geo_to_sample: geo_sample_mapping.csv
region_to_sample: region_sample_mapping.csv
region_to_geo: region_geo_mapping.csv
sample:
household: household_sample.csv
person: person_sample.csv
marginals:
region:
household: region_household_marginals.csv
person: region_person_marginals.csv
geo:
household: household_marginals.csv
person: person_marginals.csv
scenario:

• description: all_controls_ipu
  control_variables:
  region:
  household: [rsfd]
  person: []
  geo:
  household: [sfd]
  person: [age]
  parameters:
  ipf:
  tolerance: 0.0001
  iterations: 250
  zero_marginal_correction: 0.00001
  rounding_procedure: bucket
  archive_performance_frequency: 1
  reweighting:
  procedure: ipu
  tolerance: 0.0001
  inner_iterations: 1
  outer_iterations: 1000
  archive_performance_frequency: 1
  draws:
  pvalue_tolerance: 0.9999
  iterations: 25
  seed: 0
  geos_to_synthesize:
  region:
  ids: [5302]
  outputs:
  performance: [ipf, reweighting, drawing]
  weights:
  export: True
  collate_across_geos: False
  multiway:
  • variables: [age]
    filename: age.csv
    filetype: csv
    entity: person
  • variables: [sfd]
    filename: sfd.csv
    filetype: csv
    entity: household
  • variables: [rsfd]
    filename: rsfd.csv
    filetype: csv
    entity: household
    summary:
    region:
    filename: summary_region.csv
    filetype: csv
    geo:
    filename: summary_geo.csv
    filetype: csv
    synthetic_population:
    housing:
    filename: housing_synthetic.csv
    filetype: csv
    person:
    filename: person_synthetic.csv
    filetype: csv

Thanks!