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What version of Python? #1
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Hi Nima,
I used python 2.7. There are installers for tensorflow for python 2.7, while you probably have the version for python 3 installed. I'm not sure about python-midi.
Good luck!
Olof
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Hi,
Thanks for sharing your code. I was just wondering what version of Python have you used to implement your code? I tried a couple of different versions (e.g., 2.7.9, 2.7.13, 3.5.0, and 3.5.2), but each had their own problems. For example, the pythonMidi is sucessfully installed with 2.7.9, but it does not support TensorFlow, while 3.5.2 work with TensorFlow, but not pythonMidi! So, I am wondering which version of Python have you used which is compatible with both pythonMidi and TensorFlow.
Thanks,
Nima
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Hi Olof, Thanks for your response. I guess I know what the problem is. I just noticed that TensorFlow+Python 2.7 is not supported on Windows, which is the OS I am trying to run your code on. I will try it on Linux then. Thanks again, |
That might be the simplest approach, then. |
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Hi,
Thanks for sharing your code. I was just wondering what version of Python have you used to implement your code? I tried a couple of different versions (e.g., 2.7.9, 2.7.13, 3.5.0, and 3.5.2), but each had their own problems. For example, the pythonMidi is sucessfully installed with 2.7.9, but it does not support TensorFlow, while 3.5.2 work with TensorFlow, but not pythonMidi! So, I am wondering which version of Python have you used which is compatible with both pythonMidi and TensorFlow.
Thanks,
Nima
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