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@warriorKnightStar could you check if there is any folder named as data/ConvAI2
? If YES and you are using linux systems, you could replace \\
in tasks/convai2receiver/build_data.py
with /
and try again.
Yes there is a folder data/ConvAI2
and I'm using google colab. Please could I know how to resolve the problem in this pic attached which was the result after running :
python train_transmitter.py
the execution ended with ^C Please help
@warriorKnightStar It seems normal for training on transmitter. If you does not use ctrl
+ c
to stop it, it will keep running and training. So what's the problem here?
I did not press ctrl
+ c
to stop it.. I did not press or click anything to interrupt its execution... but it stopped. I'm not sure if it should run for more epochs . Please could you look at the last 5 lines in the output pic and confirm if that's the way the correct execution ends or is something wrong on my side?
@warriorKnightStar As far as I know, ^C usually means that you killed the process by yourself, or maybe the special case for colab when memory is not enough for running? You could try again with a smaller batch size and replace 10
with a smaller number here. Try again and see if the process will be killed by colab.
If you have further questions, please reopen it.
When I ran this : python train_transmitter.py it ended with the following :
After the above , I went ahead and executed : python tasks/convai2receiver/build_data.py
and encountered the following:
Please help!