Requirements.txt is outdated?

[Deso2121]

I'm unable to run train.py on python 3.9. The versions stated in requirements are wrong, and after installing the newest libraries there's a bunch of syntax errors in the program. Is there an updated version available?

[a-bakhtiari]

same problem here!

[kubitz]

@Deso2121 @a-bakhtiari Did you find a fix?

[nguyenvulong]

if you guys are still looking for a working code, then try this repo instead (make sure to check the versions of torch and torchvision at the end of its README.md)

[haitongli]

Hi folks, I haven't been actively tracking the tool versions (and their major syntax updates). If anyone has done or plans to do some conversion, please consider a PR to help update both tool versions and associated syntax changes. Thanks!

[sincak]

requiements.txt specifies a non-existent tensorflow version. Can @haitongli specify which version he meant to include in the requirements file?

[zakura61]

@haitongli I've created a pull request (#53) that addresses the outdated dependencies and Python compatibility issues raised in this issue. The PR updates requirements.txt, fixes code for current library versions, and ensures compatibility with Python 3.10. The PyTorch examples in the README are now verified to run correctly.