Bugfix writing results to CSV file #25
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Fixed a bug where the monitor was writing the CSV file without placing the values under the respective columns. The issue occurs when the order of the inputs of the collected changes slightly between iterations. The fix involves reading the CSV file as a dataframe every time new results are added, which ensures the values are placed under the correct columns, regardless if the column order changes between iterations.
BUGFIX: collector.py to intended behaviour
manuGil
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Updated the collector.py script to write the results under the correct columns in the CSV file. Note: the current implementaiton might be inefficient if the CSV file becomes too big as it reads the file into memory, appends a new row and then writes it again to the disk.