Closed Edric-star closed 2 months ago
Thanks for reporting the bug. Sorry about the name error. I've fixed it and pushed the update. Please try again.
I tried pip install uncertainty and it turned out(I'm not pretty sure) a fail and I supposed it might be the problem of the version of numpy because my numpy is 1.25.2 which's not the same as the numpy==1.20 in requirements.txt and if I did pip intall requirements.txt, it would reported as follows:
The conflict is caused by:
The user requested numpy==1.20
h5py 3.7.0 depends on numpy>=1.14.5
imageio 2.33.1 depends on numpy
numba 0.58.1 depends on numpy<1.27 and >=1.22
Then I set a numpy==1.25 to fit this problem and I guess it might be a possible mistake later, but I'm really confused.Professor Cao, could you please review your requirements.txt and check the 'uncertainty' module? I really appreciate your work and that's why I started running the model as soon as you updated these days.
Thanks for reporting the bug. Sorry about the name error. I've fixed it and pushed the update. Please try again.
I see and thank you for your immediate replay!I would try again soon
You should install a lower version of numba to be able to install NumPy 1.20. Recent NumPy versions use float
instead of np.float
, which causes problems with the code.
Collaborator Thanks, I got it fixed. By the way, would you decide to release the eval code that's able to generate the completed label? I mean the Panoptic scene completion.
Hi, you can find the code for generating the panoptic label here.
I did notice that later and that's why I closed the comments, anyway thanks!
Hi, I confronted this problem while doing 4.1.2 training, are there any other libraries or packages that you could offer to help?Thank you so much! I switched my conda env to pasco while doing this...
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'uncertainty'