Open blackboxo opened 3 years ago
Seems that you are running the SAGEMaker fraud detection example? @sojiadeshina
Seems that you are running the SAGEMaker fraud detection example? @sojiadeshina
yes
any progress? 😂
Hi, seems you're trying with MXNet 1.7.0 any chance which the original code wasn't tested with. Any chance of using MXNet 1.6.0?
Hi, seems you're trying with MXNet 1.7.0 any chance which the original code wasn't tested with. Any chance of using MXNet 1.6.0?
Thanks, but another error happened. "Floating point exception", seems heppened in line 47 " pred = model(node_flow, features[batch_nids.as_in_context(ctx)])" in train_dgl_mxnet_entry_point.py
Hi, seems you're trying with MXNet 1.7.0 any chance which the original code wasn't tested with. Any chance of using MXNet 1.6.0?
Thanks, but another error happened. "Floating point exception", seems heppened in line 47 " pred = model(node_flow, features[batch_nids.as_in_context(ctx)])" in train_dgl_mxnet_entry_point.py
Can you post the full stack trace. I assume you're running this on your own graph
Hi, seems you're trying with MXNet 1.7.0 any chance which the original code wasn't tested with. Any chance of using MXNet 1.6.0?
Thanks, but another error happened. "Floating point exception", seems heppened in line 47 " pred = model(node_flow, features[batch_nids.as_in_context(ctx)])" in train_dgl_mxnet_entry_point.py
Can you post the full stack trace. I assume you're running this on your own graph
Nope, I run on the same IEEE-CIS fraud dataset. It did not print full stack trace, juts aborted and say "Floating point exception". I think it is a bug in nd.LeakyReLU(h) when size of h is 0
🐛 Bug
Environment
conda
,pip
, source): pip