Julian_Orteil

A short MRE: ```python class MyClass(object): """Some docstring.""" def __init__(self, var1: int, var2: int, var3: int, var4: int, var5: int) -> None: """Another docstring.""" super().__init__() @classmethod def my_method( cls, var1:...

> Passing in directories instead of files to the token path, resulting in permissions errors when they attempt to open a directory in read mode. More inscrutable on Windows because...

@kirlein84 Those aren't errors, but warnings saying 'Hey, we just want to let you know that we encountered issues while setting up the training environment and parameters, but we can...

@EdjeElectronics Model_main actually does output immediately after training is started. It'll output the starting (step 0) loss for Tensorboard. After about (in my case) 35 seconds, it'll output the loss...

Sorry, updated the post. You do need to use 'python' in front of 'model_main.py'. My apologies. What is your environment for python, Tensorflow version, CUDA version, and cuDNN version? Can...

Hm, that is quite interesting; I haven't encountered that one before. I do see a few instances of this error (ArithmeticOptimizer failing to load) with only TF 1.13.1. Try installing...

@Clouxie For your first screenshot, I believe that issue is caused by 'gast'. I believe you need to install gast 0.2.2 Run: **pip install gast==0.2.2** As for your second screenshot,...

@Clouxie I'm not sure about the saving checkpoint issue. I suggest taking that over to Tensorflow's Github instead of here. As for model_main.py, lower the batch size a little bit...

Try updating to CUDA 10.0 and cuDNN 7.60 (uninstall CUDA 8.0 and cuDNN 7.4 first). I can't really think of anything beyond that. If nothing happens after about 10 minutes,...

Yeah, as far as I can see, the training is running fine; it is just coming down to time. Just let it run for a little while (I'd say 30...