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TypeError in data.py - process.start() #28
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Hey @deborshigoswami95, could you please append the stack trace? Thanks. |
Hi @inejc , Thanks for the quick response. I've copied the trace below. Also, I should mention, I am on a windows system. Stack TraceTraceback (most recent call last): |
Sorry for the late reply. Would it be possible for you to run this in docker (in a Linux env) to confirm that there is a problem with your Windows installation? |
Hi. Am trying to install docker on windows 10 home. Will let you know after I test the code. |
Hi @deborshigoswami95 , was this issue fixed? |
Hi, this is still a persistent issue, can somebody who solved this, please provide a solution? |
What python version are you using on what OS platform? |
Hello, |
I got the same error (with same stack trace as @deborshigoswami95) on Windows today. Are there any updates about the issue? Is this paragraph-vectors repo not compatible with Windows? |
Hi, I have got the same error. Does this issue be resolved? I run the code on Google Colab without receiving this error. But, when I try it on my own computer the error occurs. |
I haven't tested this on Windows unfortunately, if anyone is interested in fixing it a PR would be welcome |
I have tested this project in windows , I am very interested in your field of deep learning by pytorch and Doc2vec Thanks! |
PyTorch and CUDA versions
pytorch - 0.4.1
CUDA - 9.0
Description
I am having an issue with data.py. on line 119, process.start() yields the following error:
TypeError: 'generator' object is not callable. Could you please help?
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