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where regdb_G_P_3_drop_0.2_4_8_lr_0.1_seed_0_trial_1_best.t is the model trained by the RegDB dataset.
The error information told me that, query_loader is not defined:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "test_ddag.py", line 200, in <module>
query_feat, query_feat_att = extract_query_feat(query_loader)
NameError: name 'query_loader' is not defined
So, I went through the codes and tryna make some modifications, but the work is more than I expected, as there were dozens of supplements that need to be added directly to the source codes, apart from query_loader. Though I finally managed to run successfully, and the outcomes look reasonable, I am still befuddled by all the extra work I have to get done.
I AM WONDERING if all these modifications are necessary or there actually exists a way to implement tests on RegDB.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When I finished training on the RegDB dataset, I followed the
README.md
instructions to run this in my terminal:where
regdb_G_P_3_drop_0.2_4_8_lr_0.1_seed_0_trial_1_best.t
is the model trained by the RegDB dataset.The error information told me that,
query_loader
is not defined:So, I went through the codes and tryna make some modifications, but the work is more than I expected, as there were dozens of supplements that need to be added directly to the source codes, apart from
query_loader
. Though I finally managed to run successfully, and the outcomes look reasonable, I am still befuddled by all the extra work I have to get done.I AM WONDERING if all these modifications are necessary or there actually exists a way to implement tests on RegDB.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: