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Unable to run after installation #1006
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This is probably because pyqt is not installed probably. |
I had the same issue then ran
Also I am on |
I resolved this problem!! just modify the code. It seems there is no error about that
Now it will be running!!! Let's labeling about your data!!!! ADDITION!! Just follow under line
HAHAHA... fuk |
After solving the above error, I am running to an additional error Traceback (most recent call last): Does anyone know how to rectify this? |
Any news on this? How could it work before with |
i am having the same issue with @mkpvasu , how could we solve this typeError? |
I had the same problem but resolved it by using a different python version (I used python3.8).
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It might because pyqt5 is not installed, try this: |
Hey, I fixed the problem. I just did the following: cd /home/<input_your_ubuntu_name>/anaconda3/envs/labelme/lib/python3.10/site-packages/labelme/widgets/ But I continued getting error (but a different one). and edited the files app.py and label_list_widget.py I replaced my app.py by https://github.com/wkentaro/labelme/blob/main/labelme/app.py and edited line 1373 like this instruction: For details: In file app.py under root dir of label me, line 1373 about, should force change type to int: def setScroll(self, orientation, value): and also edited the file label_list_widget.py as follow In file label_list_widget.py under widgets, in the method sizeHint, a force type change to in should be added: about line 62 def sizeHint(self, option, index): Source: https://pythontechworld.com/issue/wkentaro/labelme/1159 Good luck! |
Hi,
First off, I performed the following commands when installing (Windows 10, using Anaconda):
After that, I used the following command in Jupyter Notebooks:
!labelme
And I got the following error:
Did I do something wrong or is there a bug?
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