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Training error in main.py #1
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That's strange. Which version of TensorFlow are you using? |
I was wondering if that was the case. I just tried using python 3.5 with tensorflow 0.10.0 and got the following error:
Im running ubuntu 16.04 if that matters. |
Getting a similar error to @polyrhythmatic with Python 2.7 and TF 0.10.0:
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So I don't really have any idea what I'm doing, but it seems to me that maybe the issue is with line 105 in wavenet and some sort of shape mismatch between the arguments to tf.nn.softmax_cross_entropy_with_logits with no arguments to
I get
but when I provide a channel argument of 3
One of the shapes is more defined
Not sure if this makes any difference. |
I'll try to fix this tomorrow. |
I have the same error here TF r0.10 on Mac OS X and python 3.5.2 in virtualenv. |
I get the same error with @adamduracz... |
The shape error resulted from a small API difference in TF 0.10 and the current git TF. I'm not sure what's causing the first error in this issue, so I'm keeping it open. |
Hi, I was getting the same error as above, I tried the latest files from the git but now i'm getting..
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@ibab e67b137 indeed resolved the issue I posted, but that was hiding another one:
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I'm using a virtulbox image so I can make that available if it helps? |
That looks like it's not finding the data directory. |
Ok is there anything we need to do to fix it? btw, I tried using Python 3.5 but got the same error |
@ibab thanks for all your work on this! I've tried specifying the data directory and still can't seem to get anywhere with it. Any recommendations? |
I've added a bit of code that makes sure that audio files have been found and prints the pattern that they are globbed with. |
here's the output... ` sudo python3.5 train.py During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred: Traceback (most recent call last): |
Thx. I fetch the latest code any solve my problem, now i can train the model in tf. |
@finlay-liu thanks - already have the files in root and still getting an error. @ibab I'm on the latest commit and still having issues 3e4da39 running
I get the following output
Any idea what this could be? |
@polyrhythmatic i use py2 it's ok, and i think it maybe the the version problem. |
@finlay-liu I've tried with py2.7 and py3.5 but i'm getting the same results as @polyrhythmatic |
@finlay-liu thanks but I have tried python 2.7 as well and it does not work. |
It just occurred to me that this could be caused by |
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@spiantino: The dilated convolution uses an excessively large amount of memory at the moment. If you still want to test the network, you can reduce the number of layers in the |
Had to go all the way down to |
I've added a memory-related issue here: #4 |
I think I can close this issue now, as it seems that it was caused by missing the |
@ibab training works for me after |
Thanks - this worked a charm yesterday! Just had to update cudnn to 5 today and now I'm up and training (with python 2.7 as well). I had assumed that tensorflow installed ffmpeg by default. Great work :) |
Resolving conflicts for PR 191 in ibab/tensorflow-wavenet repo
Getting the following error when I try to train the network - any idea what this is?
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