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won't start #33
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As an update, I got things this far, but am still stuck (I am ATI/AMD so NumPy is fine, I don't care about speed, I just want to get this working): CUDArray: Failed to load CUDA back-end. What am I doing wrong? Definitely something! |
Can you try to make sure the backend is set to Numpy and not Cuda. The error message says that it's trying to load the Cuda libraries |
Thanks! I'm not quite sure how to do that, but if I unset CUDARRAY_BACKEND, my test fails completely - windows error, no console output at all. Same thing if i set it to numpy. If I set it to cuda, I get the error message from my comment above (ArrayData import fail). |
The result of "import cudarray; print(cudarray._backend)" is "numpy". |
Did you run that command to install Cudarray? |
I'm running it again! |
(Because I've tried the CUDA install a few different times now.) Anyway, that setup did not create any setup error messages. But I still get an error when I try to generate an image. And I'm possibly making things worse by trying to fix this in various ways and not remembering which things I might have undone. I think I've spent 4 hrs. Where I'm at now: verify-backend.py: output: |
What strikes me as interesting about my situation:
How weird that 1= "no cuda" and 2="cuda". This does not seem right. But it's the only combination that's even given me output to even get the error message about ArrayData. And for the life of me, I can't google or find anything about ArrayDatay in conda.exe or anywhere. |
I've faced a lot of installation issues on Ubuntu (I'm a big Windows guy...) but in the end I made it work. It took me a while too. |
I have a hard time with things like these, even though I'm a command-line I think this might have been the error: Faulting application name: python.exe, version: 0.0.0.0, time stamp: and when I reproduced it, this is what popped up: Problem signature: Thanks :) |
but anyway, the error that i'd actually like to try to fix is this one: ImportError: No module named array_data ...Because that's the situation where DeepStyle is the closest to running -- it actually produces STDOUT at least :) |
I'd let you remote into my machine, too, if it would help. That might be a nightmare though. It seems like the error is simply that some module called array_data is not being loaded. It's weird because I can't find reference to array_data anywhere. I really wanted to start running this on permutated sets of images... |
It just won't start on windows. Perhaps because I don't know where to put the "cuda" folder, since the installation doesn't say how to add that part to the rest?
S:\new\DeepStyle\neural_artistic_style-master>neural_artistic_style.py --subject image.jpg --style s
tyle.jpg --output output.jpg
CUDArray: CUDA back-end not available, using NumPy.
At that point, I get a windows error:
Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: APPCRASH
Application Name: python.exe
Application Version: 0.0.0.0
Application Timestamp: 56abcaee
Fault Module Name: ntdll.dll
Fault Module Version: 6.1.7601.19160
Fault Module Timestamp: 56bcd74c
Exception Code: c0000005
Exception Offset: 000000000004a604
OS Version: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.1
Locale ID: 1033
Additional Information 1: 3935
Additional Information 2: 39350178b1f7dc4d15d5471cf2a5a09f
Additional Information 3: 6976
Additional Information 4: 697614677dd37f475b8d30bce4aa474e
Seems like perhaps an exception is nto being caught?
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