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@tundraboyce did you specify `retrain=FALSE`? Can you please post all of the code that you put in the `train` function and all of the output?

This was previously not explained in the [readme](https://github.com/mikeyEcology/MLWIC/blob/master/README.md). I just updated it so that this is more clear: > G) If your `num_classes` is not equal to the number in...

Hey @Nova-Scotia since you're the Windows expert on MLWIC, I'm wondering if you can try something for me when you get a chance. I updated `train` and `classify` so that...

Thank you @Nova-Scotia !

Thank you @Nova-Scotia and @tundraboyce for testing this. I corrected the error that you suggested with classify. That's what I get for trying to copy and paste.

Hi @pirocha, I'm not sure exactly what the problem is, but to rule some things out, can you try running this ``` MLWIC::train( path_prefix = "C:/Users/User/Documents/CameraTrap/MLWIC_examples-master/images_africa", data_info = "C:/Users/User/Documents/CameraTrap/L1/data_info_train.csv", model_dir...

Did you try also re-setting your path prefix to: ` path_prefix = "C:/Users/User/Documents/CameraTrap/MLWIC_examples-master/images_africa`

Ok. No worries. Yes-NAs in the input file will cause errors. Glad you got it running.

Tensorflow is not properly installed on your machine. Try running this in the terminal ``` cd /anaconda3/bin/ pip install tensorflow==1.4 ```

Hi @alicehua11 can you please post the full command that you specified for `classify` and the full output that you got?