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eazteregg / Pun-Intended

An application designed to help users find puns.
GNU Lesser General Public License v3.0
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Test under Linux #6

Closed artificial-max closed 7 years ago

artificial-max commented 7 years ago

Test everything with Linux to make sure there are no encoding errors etc.

lenakmeth commented 7 years ago

Pulled and installed everything from scratch on Linux Mint 18.01. Used Python 3.6. I will document everything I had to do to make it work, most of them were probably my fault though.

  1. I downloaded the vectors zip file from the glove project, took the 100d file, put it in generation/data. There was no /data folder created in the folder where I pulled the repo. Running main.py:
  2. First run, I get the error FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'data'. (Well, duh.) So I go back, and copy the data folder from generation/data to the same directory where I pulled.
  3. Second run, it works! Sort of. This is the terminal output: Hello and welcome to the pun aid! invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'the' Converting gloVe to word2vec format.------------- Would you like to create a binary file for your vector file, so that future loading times may be shortened? y/n After that, I typed y and everything worked fine. I don't know where the error in line 2 above came from. (If it helps: I encountered the same error when I tried to run FindRelatedSentences.py without having converted the .txt vectors to .bin) Running FindRelatedSentences.py:
  4. Works! But needs the .bin vectors to be copied to the /generation/data from /data

If you need me to post my output too, let me know.

lenakmeth commented 7 years ago

Ran main.py again, got this error: Traceback (most recent call last): File "main.py", line 34, in <module> print(se.execute_query(query[0], query[1])) IndexError: list index out of range

eazteregg commented 7 years ago

the invalid literal for int() error message is an error which has been excepted and simply printed out. I will change it to read something less worrying. Second error has also been fixed.