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Libraries mismatch : Python / requirements versions ? #7
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Ok, so finally, I am able to have it work.
For information here is a frozen
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Please update requirement.txt and README accordingly. |
Hi @raphaeljolivet, were you able to download training and eval sets? |
Yes I did.
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Thanks for responding, did you follow instructions as suggested by developer? I am having no luck. |
I am getting this error: |
Hi, Look at my fork here: I have been able to run the classification script, by integrating directly the inception library and with the dependencies listed in requirements.txt Please note that I have simplified the usage of test_classification here, it does not require the generate_data_list.py anymore. Please refer to the header of test_classificiation.py for usage. |
I tried your fork and cannot get install -r requirements.txt working
removing two lines in the requirements.txt below to get it thru
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I have succeeded running the
Though I got the error
Would be higly appreciated as you would help to have a look. In full as below
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Hi @raphaeljolivet, |
Hi,
I am trying to run it locally, but I seem to get some version mismatch of numpy vs skimage.
I get this, when testing classification :
requirements.txt has floating versions (and also was missing pandas)
Could you please provide the versions of each dependency ?
Also, which version of python are you using ? 2.7 or 3.5 ? I guess it's 3.5 ?
Thanks in advance for your help.
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