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predict_on_images.py: error: too few arguments #33

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RanAR90 opened this issue Oct 28, 2015 · 1 comment
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predict_on_images.py: error: too few arguments #33

RanAR90 opened this issue Oct 28, 2015 · 1 comment

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@RanAR90
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RanAR90 commented Oct 28, 2015

Hello..
Thanks for the code and the very helpful read me files..
I tried to call the predict_on_images.py on the examples folder you supported but got this error
C:\neuraltalk-master>python predict_on_images.py
usage: predict_on_images.py [-h] [-r ROOT_PATH]
predict_on_images.py: error: too few arguments

I would appreciate any help ...

Regards

@RanAR90 RanAR90 changed the title Computing outputs for data fraction 1...FAILED: CUBLAS matrix multiplication failed predict_on_images.py: error: too few arguments Oct 28, 2015
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phiresky commented Nov 8, 2015

Yf
Am 28.10.2015 15:11 schrieb "RaniemAR" [email protected]:

When I am calling the code I am getting this error:

Outputs will be scaled by mean and standard deviation specified in NC
file.
Computing outputs for data fraction 1...FAILED: CUBLAS matrix
multiplication failed

it happens after creating the neural network is done and this error
message shows after :

Creating the neural network... done.
Layers:
(0) input size: 4096 lstm size: 512, bias: 1.0, weights: 9440768 softmax
size: 8148, bias: 1.0, weights: 4179924 multiclass_classification [size:
8148]
Total weights: 13620692

Any help would be appreciated ..
Thank you very much..


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