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This is Qun. I read your paper on zero shot indoor localization and find it very inspiring. As I am ready to do some experiments myself, I run into some problems. Could you clarify them when you are available?
conda create -n zsgln python=3.6 scipy numpy
conda activate zsgln
pip install -r requirements.txt
I am able to execute the first two lines of code successfully on my computer. However, something wrong occurs with the third line of code. First, it says invalid operators with "=". So I replace "=" with "==" in the requirements.txt. Then, it says "_libgcc_mutex is an invalid operator". As I am quite new to this, I could not figure out the reasons after doing extensive researches. Could you provide some clues?
Thanks,
Qun
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Hi, Meng-Jiun,
This is Qun. I read your paper on zero shot indoor localization and find it very inspiring. As I am ready to do some experiments myself, I run into some problems. Could you clarify them when you are available?
conda create -n zsgln python=3.6 scipy numpy
conda activate zsgln
pip install -r requirements.txt
I am able to execute the first two lines of code successfully on my computer. However, something wrong occurs with the third line of code. First, it says invalid operators with "=". So I replace "=" with "==" in the requirements.txt. Then, it says "_libgcc_mutex is an invalid operator". As I am quite new to this, I could not figure out the reasons after doing extensive researches. Could you provide some clues?
Thanks,
Qun
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: