Open invaderxyz opened 6 years ago
First you need to train the network using train.lua file.
Then you use terminal on Linux, and you type in your command and press enter.
Ah, so this is Linux only then? I managed to get it running on Windows (though on my old computer since this was two years ago :p) but I couldn't figure out how to perform the Windows equivalent.
Well it's certainly easier to make it run on Linux than on Windows.
You should also be aware that you cant compile Torch on CUDA10 since Torch doesen't support it, so you will have to use CUDA 9.
So, in order to sample something, you need to put:
$ th sample.lua cv/lm_lstm_epoch0.02_3.3272.t7 -gpuid -1
But... where, exactly? Every time I run sample.lua in ZeroBraneStudio; it starts and ends the program before I get the chance to input anything. Am I doing something wrong?
(Keep in mind, I am completely new to this; I just wanted to mess around with one of these...)