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The error given is: ValueError too many values to unpack. I solved this adding another parameter to the for loop.
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| piecenet.sortModules() | |||
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| dataset = UnsupervisedDataSet(rbm.hiddenDim) | |||
| for sample, in self.dataset: | |||
| for sample,somevar in self.dataset: | |||
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If you don't use variable, and this variable is needed to unpack, then you'd better use underscore.
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Yes but somehow it was not supported by my python version. I dont know if its just my problem or a problem based on python compatibility
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I think, that it should looks: for sample, _ in self.dataset:.
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The error given is: ValueError too many values to unpack. I solved this adding another parameter to the for loop.