Andrew Kern
Andrew Kern
looks like this might be caused by the older version of `tensorflow` you are using. try these steps from within the ReLERNN directory ```bash # 1. create a new conda...
hello @NilaBlueshirt - it sounds like you have a python environment issue. assuming you are working on a linux machine, I recommend the same steps as above. After you have...
something isn't going right here, your `pip install .` call doesn't seem to be reading all the correct requirements from the setup.py. do you have the newest version of relernn...
ack i think we had a commit that hadn't hit the main branch. please clone the repo and try these same steps again.
this looks like CUDA isn't installed on your system. do you know if it is? if it isn't you can try to do the following in your relernn env: ```bash...
so i'm betting this is because you've now installed a different version of tensorflow when you installed with cuda. what version does it say you have? basically what's happening is...