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An Error occurred when using 'ut predict' & 'ut evaluate' ( code updated on June 21st) #33
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Hi! Thanks for reporting these errors. I am busy these next few days, but will look into it asap. In the meantime, could you please try and remove the package and install it again according to these instructions: Your first error in particular seems to be related to an outdated version of the Cheers |
Thx again!!! |
Hi! Sorry for my very late reply. I believe I have managed to solve all three issues.
A few other minor changes have also been made. In all, please pull the latest version and let me know if you still experience these or any other issues :) Cheers, |
Great that the original issues were solved, and thanks for repoting this new error as well! I am currently on vacation, but I will look into it once as I am back in about 2 weeks. Cheers, |
Nevermind, this was actually relatively straight forward and should be fixed in 492dce9. Please let me know if that solves you issue. Cheers, |
I was able to run through predict.py a long time ago, but now the errors listed as follows occurred, and I am very confused about this.
The code I used was the version updated on June 21st.
When I used 'ut predict', I found the following error:
1. Report an error
By annotating the following code in bin/evaluate.py, I encountered the second error:
# warnings_file=warnings_name,
2. This error only occurred when using the newest code(updated on June 14 later):
3、Similarly, An Error occurred when using 'ut evaluate' :
Could some operating errors or code problems cause the above situation?
thx a lot!
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