Closed avakiai closed 2 years ago
Hi, yes that looks familiar - I also had found those unhelpful stackoverflow posts :-)
We recently enabled jit compilation in tensorflow, hoping that would make DAS a little faster. But jit causes issues on some windows machines. We therefore disabled it in the latest version 0.26.6.
Re-creating the env or updating DAS via pip install das --upgrade --no-deps
should fix the issue.
Amazing! Thank you so much! Indeed it's running now!
Just thought I'd also leave here two further possible fixes (not tried):
(In the meantime, I had started training in a colab file. I'm curious now which completes faster. :) One tangential question: Is it possible to also set a data_splits parameter when using das.train.train in a py script? Or is this only available in the gui version?)
Thank you!
Glad this worked!
Splits are created when making the dataset - if you want to try different splits, you have to create different datasets.
Hi Jan & Team,
I'm trying to train my model through the gui and am running into a problem with some of das's dependencies. Apologies if this post is inappropriate here, but I thought it might be helpful if any other users encouter a similar issue.
I'll emphasize that I think this is not a das issue, but rather an issue to do with the tensorflow and/or CUDA (NVIDI's GPU driver) packages not looking in the right places for a needed library.
Here is the problem: The training initializes fine, but then I get the following error:
The critical line appears to be:
This appears to be a known issue when using tensor/cuda in anaconda, see here and here. However, I haven't been able to solve it. (There are some suggestions for how to set XLA's search path, but I have not been able to change the search path whether through the terminal or a py script.)
Before I proceed with debugging this, I wanted to ask what the latest version of TensorFlow and CUDA is that might still be compatible with das? Or, if you happen to have run into this problem already, what you might recommend.
For reference, my conda das environment has the following (again, recently downloaded as per install instructions and updated xarray via pip):
Thanks a lot!