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while trying to install the tf2 version of tf-approximate I ran into a dead link:
singularity pull https://ehw.fit.vutbr.cz/tf-approximate/tf-approximate-gpu.sif
# or wget command can be used
wget https://ehw.fit.vutbr.cz/tf-approximate/tf-approximate-gpu.sif
# or just download the file using web browser
wont work as the link to the .sif file is broken and does not work anymore.
Additionally, Singularity (which now seems to be called Apptainer) has its own broken installation and is not available in the Debian/Ubuntu apt repositories.
I'm kindly asking for a re-upload.
Furthermore, installing from source is not fully explained, as for example the make command currently gives me errors regarding missing or changed parameters of used functions (I assume the API has changed over time and thus is only compatible to certain tensorflow verisons). That could be circumvented if the container is available.
Hence, currently it is a bit difficult to get tf-approximate running. I'm welcome for any hints of what I can try to get it running too.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello, sorry for this issue. We are intensively working on publishing a new version supporting tensor flow 2.3 and higher. Please stay tuned
More details will be provided by @MichalPinos, the author and the maintenair of the project
Hello,
while trying to install the tf2 version of tf-approximate I ran into a dead link:
wont work as the link to the .sif file is broken and does not work anymore.
Additionally, Singularity (which now seems to be called Apptainer) has its own broken installation and is not available in the Debian/Ubuntu apt repositories.
I'm kindly asking for a re-upload.
Furthermore, installing from source is not fully explained, as for example the make command currently gives me errors regarding missing or changed parameters of used functions (I assume the API has changed over time and thus is only compatible to certain tensorflow verisons). That could be circumvented if the container is available.
Hence, currently it is a bit difficult to get tf-approximate running. I'm welcome for any hints of what I can try to get it running too.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: