Closed adrianhust closed 8 years ago
In ex1&2,run run.sh, I got these:
using up to 12 threads
loading training data ...
trn.target=BINARY
trn.x-file_format=y.sparse
trn.x-file=inputs/madelon.train
trn.y-file=
trn.w-file=
run.sh: line 19: 9835 Segmentation fault ${exe_train} trn.x-file=${trn} trn.x-file_format=${orig_format} trn.target=BINARY tst.x-file=${tst} tst.x-file_format=${orig_format} tst.target=BINARY model.save=${model_rgf} dtree.new_tree_gain_ratio=1.0 dtree.lamL2=5000 forest.ntrees=1000 dtree.loss=LOGISTIC forest.save_frequency=${save_freq}
It maybe caused by wrong compiling or just code itself? How to solve it?
uncomment this set(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS "-O3 -std=c++11 -pthread") to compile, will solve it~
In ex1&2,run run.sh, I got these:
using up to 12 threads
loading training data ...
trn.target=BINARY
trn.x-file_format=y.sparse
trn.x-file=inputs/madelon.train
trn.y-file=
trn.w-file=
run.sh: line 19: 9835 Segmentation fault ${exe_train} trn.x-file=${trn} trn.x-file_format=${orig_format} trn.target=BINARY tst.x-file=${tst} tst.x-file_format=${orig_format} tst.target=BINARY model.save=${model_rgf} dtree.new_tree_gain_ratio=1.0 dtree.lamL2=5000 forest.ntrees=1000 dtree.loss=LOGISTIC forest.save_frequency=${save_freq}
It maybe caused by wrong compiling or just code itself? How to solve it?