Unable to train

[MIBlue119]

Hi， I meet the same problem like this

_> File "main.py", line 44, in

main(config)

File "main.py", line 31, in main config.data_format, config.split) File "C:\Users\repon\Downloads\BEGAN-tensorflow\BEGAN-tensorflow\data_loader.py", line 21, in get_loader print(paths[0]) IndexError: list index out of rang_

I had run dowload.py , but it show the same error so i trace the code, i find that there is not "data_path" in config.py

[janericlenssen]

Hi, I just tried it and it worked for me. The relevant parameter in config is '--data_dir' (it is used for the data_path parameter in utils.py). paths[0] should be 'data/CelebA/splits/train/<...>.jpg' if you did not change the '--data_dir' variable. Since path seems to be empty for you, check if the folder 'data/CelebA/splits/train/' exists and if it contains the jpgs. If not, download.py failed somehow.

[MichaelOVertolli]

It failed to construct the relative paths for me. I'm not exactly sure why. I manually called the check_link function in my own loop in the interpreter and it worked fine. Might have something to do with the relative-ness of the paths.

[ghunkins]

I had this issue as well. However, I noticed that my train, test, and value directories were not properly filled on my machine. This was due to me using rsync naively, which ignores symbolic links.

If you use rsync, make sure to use the -l option to include copying symbolic links. This fixed the issue for me.

rsync: -l, --links | copy symlinks as symlinks