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No matching distribution found for tensorflow-text #89
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There are a few of things we are trying to squeeze in, but we will be releasing soon. |
To elaborate, Tensorflow has changed the version of gcc they compiled against starting with 2.0.0rc0. We are updating our builds to match and getting in a couple of other updates (eg. sentencepiece, fix for #84, etc) in. I expect a release soon, but users can use 2.0.0b2 in the meantime. Apart from this, we do not have a Windows ready release. There have been complications getting the dynamic libraries to build and then deploy with the normal tf pip package. This is an ongoing issue #44 and one we still plan on addressing. |
It was much more difficult to update the build environment to match core TF than I expected. However, we are finally in a maintainable state again and have releases for 1.15 and 2.0. |
@broken nice talk at TensorFlow World, and great work here! You say above, in a thread about Windows binaries, "have releases for 1.15 and 2.0", yet I don't see them at https://pypi.org/project/tensorflow-text/2.0.0rc0/#files Would love to use the tool ... on Windows! Any chance they can be uploaded to PyPi? |
Thanks; and my apologies about this confusion. When I revisited this issue I overlooked you had win32 as the platform. Unfortunately, Windows is still an open issue, as we don't have builds for it yet. We've left #44 open to track it, and I probably should've marked this as a duplicate originally. We very much want to support Windows, but honestly have had difficulty finding the eng time to work through the build issues. I cannot give a good ETA as much as I wish I could, as there are a large number of TF users on Windows that we want to support. |
@broken I have the same error message tensorflow 2.1.0 |
same thing here. I cannot use it on Windows.
I hope Windows will be supported soon. |
I have the same issue, referring to pypi link https://pypi.org/project/tensorflow-text/#files , I think maybe I have to change to other OS platform. Also I hope it works on Windows someday. |
I have the same issue as @mzeidhassan |
I have the same issue too:
So, when iI try loading models of the universal-sentence-encoder-multilingual, I got the followin error:
Isn't it solved yet? |
still this problem exists for windows,any updates for windows users?? |
Kaggle notebook:
Same error. |
We need a solution please. This is a show-stopper to use Universal Sentence Encoder. |
Solved by toggling gpu. |
@zzj0402 Can you please explain? I have only one GPU on my Windows 10 machine. How do you exactly toggle gpu? Thanks in advance! |
I have the same problem |
Same problem: ubuntu 18.04 python 3.8.3 tensorflow-gpu-2.2.0 |
same problem i too facing. Can someone help to solve this i have 2.2.0 version tensorflow |
UGH! I've been trying on Mac, Linux, and Windows, and nothing has worked. |
I have the same error on Mac. |
@xepozz I see a Mac distribution for tf-text 2.6.x on pypi (https://pypi.org/project/tensorflow-text/2.6.0/#files), so likely you have a M1 mac which we currently do not have prebuilt packages for. We cannot support these until TF does (see #654 & #538); however, you should be able to build tf-text yourself and use it. If this is not correct, can you create a new issue? Your error message may be the same, but it is most likely a different problem than the original. |
I failed to install tensorflow-text.
When I enter
pip install -U tensorflow-text
There was an error:
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