Describe the bug
When I run the CheXNet Workflow Example.ipynb the execution of the code "aurocs, cam_img = collect_results()" results in a TypeError because the collect_results() function returns a 'NoneType' object.
This also seems to be the case in the video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQLgIxQC5g0) uploaded by @edhenry but in his case, the renewed execution of the codeblocks doesn't result in an error.
In my case, I get the same error again and sometimes I get the error message with the additional information " % xray.results.image [0] reached end of offset 0"
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Navigate to the playbook directory
Issue the ansible-playbook -i hosts build_site.yml command
Expected behavior
As in the video, a bar chart should appear.
Screenshots
first case:
second case:
Desktop (please complete the following information):
OS: Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS
Browser Firefox
ansible version: 2.8.1
docker version 18.09.5
Additional context
I just started to learn how to program, so hopefully, I described the error good enough. It may just be a simple mistake I'm doing, but I can't finger out what it is.
Thanks a lot to @edhenry for this awesome repository!
Describe the bug When I run the CheXNet Workflow Example.ipynb the execution of the code "aurocs, cam_img = collect_results()" results in a TypeError because the collect_results() function returns a 'NoneType' object. This also seems to be the case in the video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQLgIxQC5g0) uploaded by @edhenry but in his case, the renewed execution of the codeblocks doesn't result in an error. In my case, I get the same error again and sometimes I get the error message with the additional information " % xray.results.image [0] reached end of offset 0"
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior As in the video, a bar chart should appear.
Screenshots first case:
second case:
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context I just started to learn how to program, so hopefully, I described the error good enough. It may just be a simple mistake I'm doing, but I can't finger out what it is. Thanks a lot to @edhenry for this awesome repository!