Open jiminbot20 opened 3 years ago
Which error did you get when following readme.txt? I think it is a bit complicated to run the code step by step.
The idea of paips is that you specify a directed acyclic graph of tasks (DAGs) using a configuration file. It can cache tasks like feature extraction, dataset reading, and has some other nice functionalities to automate experiment tracking and agilize research. In the repository https://github.com/mrpep/paips, there is a tutorial and explanation of how it works.
Dienen is a package to specify neural networks using configuration files. It is also documented in the repository https://github.com/mrpep/dienen.
Hello, when i was using paip packages, I got "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'ruamel_yaml'" errors.
when i used pip install ruamel_yaml
I got Requirement already satisfied. @mrpep
Hello, when i was using paip packages, I got "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'ruamel_yaml'" errors.
when i used
pip install ruamel_yaml
I got Requirement already satisfied. @mrpep
Got the same Error. Did you run on Google Colab?
Hello, when i was using paip packages, I got "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'ruamel_yaml'" errors. when i used
pip install ruamel_yaml
I got Requirement already satisfied. @mrpepGot the same Error. Did you run on Google Colab?
I have fixed the problem by using conda install
on our own server. However, I still think it really inconvenient to use paip and dienen packages for debugging.
I think that depending on the Python version, different versions of ruamel.yaml are installed, and the way ruamel.yaml is imported has changed from one of those versions. So sometimes it has to be imported as ruamel.yaml and sometimes as ruamel_yaml. Maybe you are not using latest Python versions and an old version of ruamel_yaml was installed. I am planning in using another yaml parser in the future. Another option is adding a try, except when importing ruamel so that both import options are tried.
The ruamel_yaml problem should be fixed now.
Recently, I'm trying to study your paper and codes, but I couldn't run shell file with following readme.txt.
So I try to run with python step by step with reconstructing your code, but I couldn't understand the exact role of 'paip' and 'dienen' packages which seem like you made by your own.
Could you please explain 'paip' and 'dienen' packages ?