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A Tensorflow implementation of SegNet for cardiac MRI segmentation
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SyntaxError: invalid syntax print(f"Reached MAX_STEP: {MAX_STEP} at step: {global_step_value}") #5

Open idhamari opened 6 years ago

idhamari commented 6 years ago

I got many errors related to the print statement. File "train.py", line 82 print(f"Reached MAX_STEP: {MAX_STEP} at step: {global_step_value}") ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax

mshunshin commented 6 years ago

Check you are using Python >=3.6 It is using f-strings.

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I got many errors related to the print statement. File "train.py", line 82 print(f"Reached MAX_STEP: {MAX_STEP} at step: {global_step_value}") ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax

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idhamari commented 6 years ago

Thanks for concern and quick reply. I am using python 2.7 (I built all other tools using it). Is there a way to make it works in python 2.7? or shall I rebuild all other tools in python 3? do you think there will be no conflict?

mshunshin commented 6 years ago

I think it’s only a few of the print statements I use for python 3.6 features - but can’t promise.

Change them from

print(f”This is the result: {result}, and another result: {result2}”) to print(“This is the result: {0}, and another result: {1}”.format(result, result2))

etc…

Have you tried using the anaconda python distribution - I find it works very well on windows and Mac for tensor flow and scientific use. No compiling needed, and has recent versions of tensor flow.

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Thanks for concern and quick reply. I am using python 2.7 (I built all other tools using it). Is there a way to make it works in python 2.7? or shall I rebuild all other tools in python 3? do you think there will be no conflict?

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idhamari commented 6 years ago

Thanks for explaining, I will try your suggestion. I am using pip and Ubuntu 16 system.