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I'm very interested in this work and thank you very much for your open-source code.
I want to train a model and try the 3.4 Composition Style Transfer using the trained model. However, as explained here, the step 1 Download the training dataset Musescore doesn't work now. I then have the following questions:
Can you upload already trained models to this repo? And then can you also give the command(s) of using the model to do composition style transfer?
In the code loadData.py, from norm_lib import * produces the error No Module named 'norm_lib'. Is there any source code missing in this repo?
Can you kindly give the following information: (1) which python version did you use; (2) GPU version for your training; (3) time needed for your training? Also in the loadData.py, my implementation on python 3.7 with SharedArray 3.2.1 reports the error AttributeError: module 'SharedArray' has no attribute 'list' when executing the line print(sa.list()), so I was wondering whether there's any issue with the package or python version.
Thank you very much.
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Hello,
I'm very interested in this work and thank you very much for your open-source code.
I want to train a model and try the 3.4 Composition Style Transfer using the trained model. However, as explained here, the step 1 Download the training dataset Musescore doesn't work now. I then have the following questions:
from norm_lib import *
produces the errorNo Module named 'norm_lib'
. Is there any source code missing in this repo?AttributeError: module 'SharedArray' has no attribute 'list'
when executing the lineprint(sa.list())
, so I was wondering whether there's any issue with the package or python version.Thank you very much.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: