Open Shell0222 opened 1 month ago
The DSI library you mentioned should be related to https://github.com/neuromorphicsystems/IEBCS, and you can refer to it in detail here. However, please note that the simulator used for the dataset in the paper is not this one (mainly because although this is suitable for testing, it is not convenient for large-scale experiments. )
I used the DSI library mainly for generating simulation datasets during the development phase, so if you are only running train.py, it shouldn't be necessary (As long as the dataset is organized according to the format in the README, there shouldn't be a need to involve these libraries, because these libraries only assist in generating events, rather than arranging the dataset format.). If you did not encounter the issue while generating the dataset, please provide further feedback.
I was testing in a Windows 11 environment, so I apologize that I'm not familiar with the situation on Linux in this case.
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'dsi'
Hello! May I ask if you have used the DSI library in your source code? I am unable to install this library correctly on a Linux system. As far as I know, the author is using the Win11 environment and I am not sure if the Linux environment can be used for code testing. Thank you very much for your work!