First of all I'd like to thank you for this software that is quite impressive!
I managed to run your code with python3 without any problems.
However, when I first rode the instructions found in the README.md , you suggested to use python 2.7 .
I tried to launch your program using python 2.7, but I faced few problems:
In scripts run_syncnet.py and run_visualise.py , you call function pickle.load with 2 arguments: the name of the pickled file AND an "encoding" named argument.
The "encoding" named argument is only supported in Python 3.
When I removed this encoding argument from the 2 scripts, the code worked fine.
So here are my suggestions:
you could either tell in README.md that your program requires python3 instead of python2
otherwise, you could change run_syncnet.py and run_visualise.py in order to remove the encoding argument used in pickle.load , that would allow the code to be run using python2
Dear @joonson ,
First of all I'd like to thank you for this software that is quite impressive!
I managed to run your code with python3 without any problems.
However, when I first rode the instructions found in the README.md , you suggested to use python 2.7 . I tried to launch your program using python 2.7, but I faced few problems: In scripts run_syncnet.py and run_visualise.py , you call function pickle.load with 2 arguments: the name of the pickled file AND an "encoding" named argument. The "encoding" named argument is only supported in Python 3. When I removed this encoding argument from the 2 scripts, the code worked fine.
So here are my suggestions: