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Hoo boy. Got a rough one.
I'm trying to run BPNet on chemical mapping data, and it gets to epoch one before it crashes. It doesn't even crash cleanly. There's a segfault, and control returns to the terminal, but several bpnet processes continue to exist though they don't seem to be doing anything. A killall bpnet is necessary to stop it. Logs are attached, with tensorflow complaining about driver versions.
But it gets worse than just the wrong version of the drivers. Because the simple Tensorflow tutorial succeeds. Included in the file is a testTensorflow.py file that executes correctly. This leads me to think that the problem is actually not a problem in tensorflow configuration, but rather an insidious bug in BPNet itself. problemRun.zip
Good luck! Let me know if you need me to test anything.
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Hoo boy. Got a rough one.
I'm trying to run BPNet on chemical mapping data, and it gets to epoch one before it crashes. It doesn't even crash cleanly. There's a segfault, and control returns to the terminal, but several bpnet processes continue to exist though they don't seem to be doing anything. A
killall bpnet
is necessary to stop it. Logs are attached, with tensorflow complaining about driver versions.But it gets worse than just the wrong version of the drivers. Because the simple Tensorflow tutorial succeeds. Included in the file is a testTensorflow.py file that executes correctly. This leads me to think that the problem is actually not a problem in tensorflow configuration, but rather an insidious bug in BPNet itself.
problemRun.zip
Good luck! Let me know if you need me to test anything.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: