Nathan Chell

You are using Tensorflow 2.x. for this code you need to use Tensorflow 1.x preferably 1.15. You'll have to uninstall tf 2 and explicitly install tf 1.15 with: pip install...

What do you mean by terminated? Any errors ? My best guess is a OOM error

> > You are using Tensorflow 2.x. for this code you need to use Tensorflow 1.x preferably 1.15. You'll have to uninstall tf 2 and explicitly install tf 1.15 with:...

Inference.py returns the highest scoring response. If you look in inference.py you will see a line at the bottom that mentions max (Not at my pc rn cannot confirm line...

On line 308, in inference.py: ` for i, _ in enumerate(answers['scores']): print("{}- {}{} [{}] {}{}{}".format(colorama.Fore.GREEN if answers['scores'][i] == max(answers['scores']) and answers['scores'][i] >= score_settings['bad_response_threshold'] else colorama.Fore.YELLOW if answers['scores'][i] >= score_settings['bad_response_threshold'] else...

At this part in the process, the network is training. If you open up task manager, you should see your CPU being pinned (that is if you are training on...

I do believe you have installed tensorflow 2.x. This chatbot was written to use Tensorflow 1.12 And above, but importantly below Tensorflow 2.x. To fix this simply pip install tesnorflow-gpu==1.15.4

I'm gonna copy and paste what I wrote on a more recent post asking the same thing: Inference.py returns the highest scoring response. If you look in inference.py you will...

What exactly are you asking? When you run prepare_data.py it accesses the files in new_data. Your files should be called train (I forget the extensions but they are the same...

Inside ./data will be the 6 files that prepare_data.py created