Open CandyClass opened 2 years ago
Have you solved it?
Have you solved it?
nope, I give up on this package..
Have you checked the integrity of the file? I just solve it.
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Have you solved it?
It's fine now
I met the same error. Could you please tell me how you solved it? Thank you in advance.
Have you checked the integrity of the file? I just solve it.
Hi, I met the same error. Could you please explain the solution in more details? Thank you!
Have you checked the integrity of the file? I just solve it.
Hi, I am also having the same issue. Would it be possible to explain how did you manage to solve the issue? Kind regards.
Anyone solved this and would like to share how they did? I seem to have an issues also with moses.datasets.get_statistics and I am thinking it could be related
Anyone solved this and would like to share how they did? I seem to have an issues also with moses.datasets.get_statistics and I am thinking it could be related
If anyone else stumbles upon this problem now, I had installed by cloning the repo and running python setup.py install
, and by replacing the files in moses/dataset/data with files that I had on another system where the package didn't give this error and rerunning the installation script solved my problem
On my environment this error message was shown when I forgot to fetch the files served via LFS. The dataset files (*.gz
) are usually larger than code or documents so they are managed on the external storage. When LFS is enabled for a file, its content in the repository is replaced with a pointer to where the original content (dataset) is saved and it means git
has to resolve those pointers and download the original content. You might want to try Installing Git Large File Storage and execute git lfs fetch
.
train = moses.get_dataset('train') the error shows: Not a gzipped file (b've') Seems a quite basic question but I just can't figure it out.