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Trained models not working in Python 3.6+

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Loading model files gives error SystemError: unknown opcode. This is the issue with Keras. Please provide the models trained on python 3.6.

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Created 4 years ago
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CinKKKyocommented, Apr 27, 2019

Yeah it worked on my local machine after downgrading the local version of python. But in Google Colab there is no way to downgrade Python 3 version, so it cannot be used there,

Totally right, so I am going to train it on ADE20K again🤯

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yasharmastercommented, Apr 24, 2019

Yeah it worked on my local machine after downgrading the local version of python. But in Google Colab there is no way to downgrade Python 3 version, so it cannot be used there,

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