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Crashing during training on mac OS 14 (Sonoma) #1602
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Hi @hl8536, Apologies for the delay! It looks like this is a bug related to Mac OS Sonoma unfortunately breaking the TensorFlow 2.9 support. We'll investigate, but unfortunately this might take a little while since it'll require a rework of our dependencies. In the meantime, you could try using Google Colab or downgrading to Mac OS Ventura if possible. If you want to try fixing it yourself, the thing to try would be to install from source and tweak the versions in Lines 9 to 10 in 2d24296
And possibly related dependencies in Sorry about that! Let us know if you have any questions! Talmo |
@talmo setting tensorflow-macos==2.8.0 worked for me when installing from source (apple silicon + Sonoma) |
We are now using macOS Sonoma + So far, so good, but it's not clear if this specific bug would be caught there. This bug might still come up in regular use, but we should have added some fixes to how it's installed which will change the environment relative to the reported one here (namely, not pulling in conda-forge tensorflow). These fixes will be available in SLEAP v1.4.0. I'm closing for now, but if needed, it sounds like Related issue: #1547 |
Bug description
SLEAP crashing during training with the following error output.
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How to reproduce
Run training from GUI via Predict -> Run Training... -> Run using single animal pipeline
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