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NameError: name 'BERT_MODEL' is not defined #4
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Can confirm - having trouble identifying "BERT_MODEL" in import pandas as pd |
Issue regarding"NameError: name 'BERT_MODEL' is not defined" |
import pandas as pd df = pd.read_csv(BERT_MODEL) where is this BERT_MODEL can anybody help me in that |
Please help NameError Traceback (most recent call last) NameError: name 'BERT_MODEL' is not defined |
Same here, I got the NameError: name 'BERT_MODEL' is not defined as well. |
Same problem here, any insights on how to fix this? Thank you. |
Not working with the standard approach - import pandas as pd @llSourcell , could you please update the value of BERT_MODEL? |
This cell might not be required as 'preprocess_input' value is already included in the dependencies. I just unzipped the input file and replace the source path in the model train like below and its running fine. train_generator=train_datagen.flow_from_directory('/content/chest_xray', |
Thanks! AttributeError: 'ProgbarLogger' object has no attribute 'log_values'Unzipping snippet: Could you please help! |
https://github.com/DenisSouth/xray-pneumonia-detection |
404 page not found! |
i made it public, check it |
https://github.com/menzi101/gitToets/blob/master/Olorun.ipynb A Super Dirty fix to the error. |
model = ResNet50(weights= 'Puenomonia.h5') ValueError: You are trying to load a weight file containing 58 layers into a model with 107 layers. plzz anyone help me... |
Just use notebook from my fork |
What is the maximum validation accuracy and the max test accuracy that you guys get ? |
In the jupyter notebook BERT_MODEL is not defined. Can someone help me defining BERT_MODEL
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