In a sick twist of fate, I've finally gotten dammit to work (mostly) in a conda virtual environment. However, I am now receiving this error [I think] at the very end. I can't seem to track down the issue, but it shouldn't be RAM or drive space related... have you seen this before?
System info: UBUNTU 16.04, 48 threads, and 128 Gb RAM, in a conda environment. Problem persists no matter how many threads are assigned, upon restarting from scratch, and across datasets.
Also, this error doesn't occur when annotating the test dataset.
Hi Camille!
In a sick twist of fate, I've finally gotten dammit to work (mostly) in a conda virtual environment. However, I am now receiving this error [I think] at the very end. I can't seem to track down the issue, but it shouldn't be RAM or drive space related... have you seen this before?
System info: UBUNTU 16.04, 48 threads, and 128 Gb RAM, in a conda environment. Problem persists no matter how many threads are assigned, upon restarting from scratch, and across datasets.
Also, this error doesn't occur when annotating the test dataset.
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I may just do a manual work around, but I thought I'd check in. Thanks again! Best, bjp