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Facing Multiple Issues While trying to run the code #3
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Thanks for your interest. It looks like pyg is not installed or has the wrong version. |
Hey @GRAPH-0 , Thank you for your reply. We have installed all the dependencies based on the PyTorch version mentioned in the README file (PyTorch 1.11). All dependencies were installed using the following Docker image Link , ensuring compatibility with PyTorch 1.11. Additionally, we downloaded the Dockerfile from the Moses GitHub repository Despite these efforts, we keep encountering multiple errors when trying to run it. Every time we fix one issue, new errors keep appearing. Could you please help us resolve this? |
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yes, we have downloaded the pytorch_geometric version according to the documentation and have downloaded the following:
But Even after donwloading the above requirements the errors mentioned below keeps popping up :
And also while downloading molsets it always throws an error while trying to download its subpackage "Pomegranate" "pomegranate==0.12.0" :
Due to which i am unable to proceed further, so please help me out with this |
PYG may have changed some interfaces in subsequent versions, causing incompatibility. Downgrading the version can solve this problem (if you don't specify the version, pip should install the latest version). For the details, please refer to pyg-team/pytorch_geometric#9683. Just modify the requirement in the source code to "pomegranate", refer to molecularsets/moses#104 . |
Thank you for your response, @GRAPH-0. I have referred to the document, and installing the initial version of MolSets (molsets==0.1.0) seems to have worked. I am now able to train the model. However, during sampling, I encountered an issue with get_all_metrics. The error message is shown below:
I have already checked the closed issues related to this topic but couldn't fully understand the resolution. Could you please help me resolve this issue? |
I recommend installing it as https://github.com/molecularsets/moses#manually. |
@GRAPH-0 Thank you so much for your assistance and patience. I have a small query regarding where to place the pretrained checkpoints. There seem to be two folders: one named checkpoints and the other checkpoints-meta. Which one should I use for sampling? |
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Thank you for your response, @GRAPH-0. I tried sampling using the existing checkpoint provided in the Drive Link provided, I saved the file in the checkpoints folder of vpsde_zinc_cdgs_256, which contains the following files: (checkpoints/ , checkpoints-meta/ , eval/ , samples/ , stdout.txt , tensorboard/) I stopped the training after 500 rounds and checked both the samples and eval folders for the generated molecules, but they appeared to be empty. :/ Could you please help me out with this? |
If you use the provided checkpoint, you don't need to train. |
Thank you for your response @GRAPH-0 . The training seems to be working fine. I was referring to the sampling after running the following command: After 500 rounds of sampling, I couldn't find the generated molecules. I checked the samples folder but couldn't find them there. Am i looking at the wrong place? |
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Hey @GRAPH-0 We have created a docker container to run the code and have installed all the neccesary requirements and additional requirements too. We have tried Multiple times to try and run it but would face a different issue every single time. Right now we are currently stuck at :
Please help me out with the error mentioned above, Also ps: i am a newbie, so it would be great if you could provide me with a docker image which has all the neccesary requirements to run the code :) or with a colab file where i can run it.
Thanks :)
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