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pip install -r requirements.txt, issue with tensorflow

In that case at some point I come across: ``` Failed building wheel for opendr ``` Some other stuff goes through, but I end up with: ``` Command "/home/anaconda3/bin/python -u...

pip install -r requirements.txt, issue with tensorflow

Let me try, I'll get back to you

pip install -r requirements.txt, issue with tensorflow

There's no guide on how to install it. I've tried the `pip install -r requirements.txt` but I'm getting: ``` Obtaining file:///home/Projects/opendr (from -r requirements.txt (line 2)) Complete output from command...

pip install -r requirements.txt, issue with tensorflow

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pip install -r requirements.txt, issue with tensorflow

My apologies for the late reply. No, I didn't manage. But I would be very happy if I could manage.

Can GPU fit handle functions that returns vectors instead of a single value?

I meant something link: f(x_1,x_2,x_3 ; alpha_1, alpha_2) = {alpha_1*x_1 + alpha_2*x_2, alpha_1*x_2 + alpha_2*x_3, alpha_1*alpha_2*x_1 + e^alpha_2 x_3}; So my samples are point in 3D space and I have...

Can GPU fit handle functions that returns vectors instead of a single value?

Is it possible to fit such a function? Or is there a workaround for that?

Can GPU fit handle functions that returns vectors instead of a single value?

According to the documentation I should... 1. Define an additional model ID in file constants.h. (Easy... 2. Implement a CUDA device function within a newly created .cuh file in folder...

Can GPU fit handle functions that returns vectors instead of a single value?

Hi, could anyone give me more details based on what I asked above? I can't figure out how to proper index the derivatives and function values in my case. The...

Can GPU fit handle functions that returns vectors instead of a single value?

Hi superchromix, jkfindeisen. Because there's no example that would expound the details of what you're proposing I'd need you to guide me... So please bear with me. > In this...