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OS Error with torch-sparse #9
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No luck with that as well my friend, I am receiving a new error: What CUDA version is being used at your end? I've been trying with 10.1
Here is also my list of package versions:
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Hey, apologies for all the issues you're having. Installing the correct version of torch-geometric and its dependencies has been really difficult. For my environment, I'm using CUDA 10.2. I've generated a
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@PattanaikL Thanks a ton for sharing the requirements.txt. Ill shortly get back with an update of how it goes when I try with the shared requirements.txt. Also thanks for sharing the CUDA toolkit number. :) |
@PattanaikL I think the requirements.txt was useful. Seems like I am getting closer to be able to run this. This is the latest error that I am getting, do let me know if you have seen it before.
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Could you try uncommenting out this line of |
@PattanaikL Thank you for the suggestion, I had to make some more changes along with the proposed to get it to run. Ill post a detailed summary tomorrow morning, don't close the issue yet. I think the shared insight will be helpful for the community as well. Thanks a ton for helping me out in getting this to run. :) |
To resolve the 'cannot re-initialize process' you must spawn method. It needed the entire training code in the train.py to be wrapped in a main() function and usage of if name=="main": This post serves as a resolution as well. Here is also a list of the latest requirements.txt from my side as I had to resolve some dependencies manually (This is for a conda environment with python version 3.8 and CUDA 10.2):
That's all I had to add, I'm closing the issue. Thanks a ton @octavian-ganea @PattanaikL |
I was trying the run this repository with the QM9 dataset. First I ran into the issue that was reported in issue #2 and #4.
Based on that I tried downgrading the torch version to 1.7.0 and torch-geometric to both 1.6.3 and 1.7.2. However I was unable to get past the below error. I tried looking for other solutions for the below error but was not able to find many resources apart from this one here.
Perhaps if a requirement file could be shared from the owner of this repository, I would be able to create an environment where this code can run.
Let me know if more info is needed from my side.
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