Something Wrong

[charlesfufu]

[ShomyLiu]

Hi, file is only in Python 2.7X, and your python version is 3.6. You can try replace file into open

[charlesfufu]

Hi, file is only in Python 2.7X, and your python version is 3.6. You can try replace file into open

How about this one?

[ShomyLiu]

The training phase should be in this way in the terminal:

python main_sem.py  train

If you run code in IDE (e.g., Pycharm) , You can modify the __main__ function with:

if __name__ == "__main__":
     train()

[charlesfufu]

The training phase should be in this way in the terminal:

python main_sem.py  train

If you run code in IDE (e.g., Pycharm) , You can modify the __main__ function with:

if __name__ == "__main__":
     train()

According to what you say, get the same result.

[ShomyLiu]

The normal output of main_sem should be:

Maybe the environment difference?

[charlesfufu]

def train(**kwargs): Where is the value of the parameter?

[charlesfufu]

The normal output of main_sem should be:

Maybe the environment difference?

Maybe you should upgrade your program with python3

[charlesfufu]

The normal output of main_sem should be: Maybe the environment difference?

Maybe you should upgrade your program with python3

I don't know if you write program like these *** if name == "main": train()***,how to pass in the value at def train(**kwargs) function ?

[ShomyLiu]

OK, I will update my code with Python3.X. You can change config.py Line 66:

.iteritems()   ->   .items()
```
Maybe there will be other codes different from python2.x and 3.x

[charlesfufu]

OK, I will update my code with Python3.X. You can change config.py Line 66:

.iteritems()   ->   .items()

Maybe there will be other codes different from python2.x and 3.x

Yes, I had found at least four difference between python2 and python3. Looking forward to your code with python3. Thanks! !

[ShomyLiu]

Yes, I'm trying to update with python3. And I think it would be better with Pytorch 0.4 or later in the revision.

[charlesfufu]

The normal output of main_sem should be: Maybe the environment difference?

Maybe you should upgrade your program with python3

I don't know if you write program like these *** if name == "main": train()***,how to pass in the value at def train(**kwargs) function ?

I can not run the part program of picture. Do you know what's reason causes these? my pytorch version is 0.4

[ShomyLiu]

Yeah. My code is in Pytorch0.3. I'm updating code into Python3.x and Pytorch 0.4

[ShomyLiu]

@charlesfufu The code has updated. the master branch is under Python 3.5x and Pytorch 0.4+.

[charlesfufu]

@charlesfufu The code has updated. the master branch is under Python 3.5x and Pytorch 0.4+.

Wonderful !!

[charlesfufu]

@charlesfufu The code has updated. the master branch is under Python 3.5x and Pytorch 0.4+.

Wonderful !!

Do you know why?

[Wangpeiyi9979]

try changing the "use_gpu" in config.py to False.

[charlesfufu]

try changing the "use_gpu" in config.py to False.

still wrong

[Wangpeiyi9979]

Is the same wrong message?

[charlesfufu]

Is the same wrong message?

yeah！！Maybe is not GPU problem.

[Wangpeiyi9979]

try changing the codes here to this

[charlesfufu]

try changing the codes here to this

No,that's wrong.

[Wangpeiyi9979]

this?

[Wangpeiyi9979]

also change the code here, and add long(). it may work

[charlesfufu]

No, not right Can I ask you about it, have you run it since the program was modified?

[Wangpeiyi9979]

[charlesfufu]

@Wangpeiyi9979 what about win10 ?

[Wangpeiyi9979]

@Wangpeiyi9979 what about win10 ? it should work. changing the code here, add long()..

and here

[charlesfufu]

@ShomyLiu

[ShomyLiu]

@charlesfufu I have reviewed code carefully and cannot reproduce your problems either in GPU or CPU. Please check your environments.
My environments are listed here:

- OS: Ubuntu 16.04 
- Python: 3.5
- Pytorch: 0.4.1
- GPU: NVIDIA GTX 1080Ti with 387.34 drivers.