patrickbryant1/Umol

'Config' object has no attribute 'define_bool_state'

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aliaclarkelsayed commented

After running the following as in the test example:
conda activate umol bash predict.sh

I got the following error from configurations.py:
AttributeError: 'Config' object has no attribute 'define_bool_state'

patrickbryant1 commented

Maybe call the commands separately? Are you sure you installed the env?

he-hai commented

I got the same error raised when running predict.py from the script. Not sure if it's from the compatibility problem of jax and flax google/flax#3180

Could you @patrickbryant1 specify your final working version of jax and flax? I would like to try using the same version. I'm using Cuda 12.2 btw if relevant

But for sure, pip install --upgrade numpy in install_dependencies.sh gave me error since numpy 2 just released.

patrickbryant1 commented

Hi,

Maybe see some of the other errors/look in the env for the versions. FLAX is not used so idk if this is causing your issues?

I see, we will check the new versions and provide a new env in a couple of weeks.

Best,

Patrick

he-hai commented

Hi, good to know flax is not used. Because it is listed in the environment.yml?

L-Hai commented

I got the same error raised when running predict.py from the script. Not sure if it's from the compatibility problem of jax and flax google/flax#3180

Could you @patrickbryant1 specify your final working version of jax and flax? I would like to try using the same version. I'm using Cuda 12.2 btw if relevant

But for sure, pip install --upgrade numpy in install_dependencies.sh gave me error since numpy 2 just released.

I solved my problem by downgrading jax to 0.4.23.

patrickbryant1 commented

Great 👍 yeah, sorry about these issues. The versions change constantly and it's hard to keep up. We have tried to distribute with images but then you get other issues.