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I'd like to use pre-defined NN, how can I convert Find all files in your home directory and below that are exactly 100M. to the find ~ -size 100m?
Find all files in your home directory and below that are exactly 100M.
find ~ -size 100m
I am not really introduced to ML but want to try this app.
Thank you.
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trained.
tried ./bash-run.sh --data bash --prediction_file ./bash--partial-4-birnn-gru-standard-attention-0.6-0.6-0.0-copy-1.0-128-200-1-0.0001-1e-08-0.6-0.6-0.6-0.6/predictions.beam_search.100.dev.latest --demo
./bash-run.sh --data bash --prediction_file ./bash--partial-4-birnn-gru-standard-attention-0.6-0.6-0.0-copy-1.0-128-200-1-0.0001-1e-08-0.6-0.6-0.6-0.6/predictions.beam_search.100.dev.latest --demo
but got ValueError: ('Vocabulary file %s not found.', '/Users/---/nl2bash2/encoder_decoder/../data/bash/nl.vocab.')
ValueError: ('Vocabulary file %s not found.', '/Users/---/nl2bash2/encoder_decoder/../data/bash/nl.vocab.')
but there is no such file at all find . -name nl.vocab. is empty
find . -name nl.vocab.
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I'd like to use pre-defined NN, how can I convert
Find all files in your home directory and below that are exactly 100M.
to thefind ~ -size 100m
?I am not really introduced to ML but want to try this app.
Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: