Open szgeri opened 2 years ago
Hello, thanks for reporting the issue, this code was only tested under linux, so not a surprise that things might need small adjustments for windows.
I intentionally did not create a PR for this to not change the ownership of the whole code because of the required indentation.
No worry about that, please go ahead for the PR ;)
On windows, train_ae.py will display a process spawning related error, because on Windows, the subprocess will import the main module, and because of that, it'll also execute it.
Solution:
Put this line after the imports: if name == 'main':
and increase the indentation of the rest of the file.
I intentionally did not create a PR for this to not change the ownership of the whole code because of the required indentation.