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AttributeError: 'Monitor' object has no attribute 'set_iter' #12
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Update: I've tried roll back |
Similarly, when I commented out this line, another similar error occurred:
Can I also comment out this line? |
Hi @nhy17-thu .
and line 46 to
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Thanks for your advice! Now I can successfully start the testing process, but another exception occurred as follows:
I've looked for the picture
for nearly 3 hours on my RTX3080 and it seems won't stop. Do you have any idea whether these two phenomenons are normal? |
You can change this line to
and delete this line. |
Thanks for your reply! Now I can successfully finish the testing process, while there is still no error image generated after that. And I noticed a similar error was generated at the beginning of the testing process:
This exception only appears once at the beginning, and the testing program won't stop even after printing Could you please inspect and modify the testing code to make it work and generate expected results (e.g. error diagrams)? This should be my last problem because I cannot see any of the results right now even after testing finished. Thanks! |
Hi @nhy17-thu. Could you please try using absolute link in the config file? It should be something like |
Hi, I indeed was using the absolute link in the config file. Below is the full error:
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Hi @nhy17-thu. Please replace |
Hi @justanhduc, when I was running test code with your latest version of
neuralnet-pytorch
, an error occurred as below:It seems to be caused by breaking changes in the updated
neuralnet-pytorch
. Do you know if there are any available fixes to this problem? I could try rolling back the version ofneuralnet-pytorch
, but I'm afraid that there could be unfixed bugs in the previous versions. Thanks!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: