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This is a nice library, but I'm running into package conflicts with Python, TF-Keras and Numpy. It seems like this library assumes an older version of Keras from tensorflow (in contrast to current stand-alone keras), but it seems difficult to trace exactly what versions of Python / Keras / TF / Numpy this is intended to work with.
What are the exact Python / Keras / Numpy versions used when this package was developed and released? I'm looking at 2020-era Python / TF / Numpy releases but still haven't been able to resolve something that actually works without throwing AttributeErrors.
Thanks!
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Interesting. I just tried your configuration, and others as well but still run into the same problems. Have any of you seen something like this from keras2c?
File ".../keras2c/check_model.py", line 118, in check_layer
activation = layer.get_config().get('activation').get('class_name')
AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'get'
Hey folks,
This is a nice library, but I'm running into package conflicts with Python, TF-Keras and Numpy. It seems like this library assumes an older version of Keras from tensorflow (in contrast to current stand-alone keras), but it seems difficult to trace exactly what versions of Python / Keras / TF / Numpy this is intended to work with.
What are the exact Python / Keras / Numpy versions used when this package was developed and released? I'm looking at 2020-era Python / TF / Numpy releases but still haven't been able to resolve something that actually works without throwing AttributeErrors.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: