Cannot reproduce model results
See original GitHub issueAfter running all of the steps in the README.md verbatim, the prediction_scores.txt
contains:
Model MSE: 0.201040
Previous Frame MSE: 0.021246
and all of the generated plots contain only two colours (pink and blue), for example, here are the first five:
I am using Python 2.7 and Theano==0.9.0 (GPU with pygpu==0.6.2) and Keras==1.0.8 (it seems higher versions are incompatible [see #18]). I am not using cuDNN.
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I wasn’t getting the strange colourisation of output, but I was getting some poorer quality output before the latest commit (9f6482e). Compare the results from before and after:
So just wanted to say thanks to bill-lotter for fixing the issue, and to encourage anyone with issues to try again with the latest commit.
Hmmm yeah not sure about the cuDNN issue, but if you can get that working on your machine, it should speed up training a lot. If you end up trying to train again, I would run
model.fit_generator
withverbose=1
and then you should at least be able to see if it’s getting anywhere as it starts training.