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AI (AutoML) feature not working on recent builds - hash mismatch #306
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Steps to reproduce:
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what happens when you click the AI button on Mac? |
@lacava The AI is grayed out and instead of a button there is a spinning grey progress wheel. This is the case for both the Mac and Raspberry Pi. |
@JDRomano2, for the Mac, I think we need a little more information. Could you post a larger excerpt of the log? Then could you:
From the logs, there might be a different issue with the RaspberryPi. A good first step for that might be for us to get the unit tests running on the pi to check they all pass. |
These 3 suggestions seemed to do the trick on Mac. Therefore, this must be isolated to images running on the Pi. I'll close this issue and continue work on the |
Hi @JDRomano2, Excellent! Do you know which of these fixed it? Just to check, are you now able to run the SVD recommender on your Mac? |
I suspect it was increasing the available RAM that did the trick. I just went in and re-enabled the SVD recommender and it still works correctly, so no problem there. |
Great, thanks! |
Encountered this same issue on arm64. setting the recommender to svd displays an error when starting up Aliro. Steps to recreate:
The following error is displayed:
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Recent changes seem to have 'broken' the AI feature. Regular ML algorithms can be run, but the "AI" button in the upper right corner of each database on the "Databases" dashboard seems to be permanently inactive.
I have tested this on both a MacOS laptop and on a Raspberry Pi 400. Interestingly, although the AI feature doesn't work on either of them, an informative error message is only given on the Raspberry Pi.
Excerpt from the Raspberry PI logs:
And similarly, from MacOS:
The Raspberry Pi logs suggest there is an issue loading the knowledge base - the hash doesn't match the dataset.
Possibly an issue caused after running BFG Repo-Cleaner, or related to Git LFS?
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