Closed savkov closed 7 years ago
could be a tensorflow/skflow version issue, can you specify the version/check for updates?
I'm also getting the same exception on Tensorflow 0.7.1 and Skflow 0.1.0
Also tried with nightly of TF using the contrib.skflow, same result. Let me know if anything else would be useful.
I am also getting same error as well
Hi,
Sorry for slow response.
Can you try doing print(six.next(X))
in language_model.py
before ### Model
section? To just see what happen with data.
On Python2 seems to work, I'll double check on Python3.
I'm getting the same error in both 0.8 and 0.9rc1. @ilblackdragon when running the above command before the model section it works fine, but then fails on the last line. I'm running Python 2.7
I tried finding the source, and this is what I found: https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/commit/30573c21e067ad7ec2bd74c062505d0506a36d57#commitcomment-17868872
This may be fixed now with refactoring to use MonitoredSession.
If not, please re-file bug at tensorflow repository - this one is inactive. Thanks!
Hi,
Thanks for making this tool. It will definitely make things easier for NN newcomers.
I just tried running your language model example and got the following exception:
I made sure that my python distribution has the correct version of
six
. I tried running it both in a virtual environment and in a normal Python 3 distro. Any ideas what might be causing this?