FileNotFoundError
See original GitHub issueimport evaluate
evaluate.load("rouge")
Couldn’t find a module script at… module “rouge” doesn’t exist on the hugging face hub either
Any suggestion?
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Closing for now as I can’t reproduce the issue and you found a workaround. Let me know if you have more insights!
Not sure all the issues here are related 😃
@muximus3 if
rouge-score
is not installed you should get an error like:@km5ar is it possible that the machine where you got the first error was not connected to the internet? In the second case it looks like you have not installed
evaluate
.On Colab the following code works: