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It seems like you're experiencing a "ZeroDivisionError" which indicates that at some point in your code there is a division by zero taking place. This type of error occurs when a variable or a return value that's expected to be non-zero is actually zero.

The issue might not be directly related to the get_intersection_data function that you first mentioned but could be somewhere else in your code where this function's output is being used or during some operation in the training process.

To solve this error, you should look at the traceback provided by Python, which tells you where the error occurred:

The error is raised in the file DistProcs.py, line 100, in the method assign_learner_agents.
It occurs during the initialization or assignment phase of the learning agents.
Since the traceback in the terminal window you've provided only shows the final part where the exception is raised, you'd need to open the file DistProcs.py and look at line 100 to see what operation is being performed there. It's likely that you're trying to divide by a variable that holds the number of agents or some parameter that should have been initialized to a non-zero value but wasn't.

Here's a generic way to handle such errors:

Check for Division Operations: Look for any / operators and ensure that the denominator can never be zero. If there's a possibility that it could be zero, you should add a condition to handle it. For example:

if denominator != 0:
result = numerator / denominator
else:
result = some_default_value # Handle the zero-division case appropriately

Validate Inputs: Ensure that all inputs to your training process, including the number of agents or any other parameters, are validated and are within expected ranges (e.g., non-zero where applicable).

Debugging: Use print statements or a debugger to print out the values of variables before the error occurs to understand what might be causing the zero value.

Once you find the line that's causing the problem, you can take steps to correct it, whether it's initializing a variable properly, handling an edge case, or adding validation checks to prevent zero-division.

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