real-nvp | Implementation of Real-NVP in Tensorflow | Machine Learning library
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Implementation of Real-NVP in Tensorflow
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- Loads the cifar10 dataset
- Preprocess training images
- Unpickle data from a file
- Download a file
- Download and extract training and validation
- Tile an image
- Stretch the image
- Create an image tile from the given filters
- Tile images
- Compute the forward and Jacobian
- Backward transformation
- Calculate Adam updates
- Construct the model spec
- Backward computation
- Backward
- Prints the number of trainable variables
- Plot an image
- Sample from the model
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QUESTION
tl;dr Can I configure rpy2 so that it loads the conda installation instead of the system one?
My issue
When I run rpy2
it uses the system installation of R, but it introspects and loads libraries from my conda installation of R.
This has various side effects such as segfaults and so on...
Reproduction
I have an installation of R on a Ubuntu 18 server, that my sysadmin has installed. I want to use conda with python and rpy2 to make sure I can select versions somewhat freely.
Below, you can see I am in a conda environment called (rnvp)
, that rpy2
identifies the 4.0.5 conda installation of R, but that the rpy2.robjects
library loads the system R installation instead, which is 4.0.3.
When running the situation
script, I get the below
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-26 at 12:02Recompile rpy2 locally, with a linker flag to explicate which R library to link to.
Inspired by the blog post https://thomas-cokelaer.info/blog/2012/01/installing-rpy2-with-different-r-version-already-installed/ I decided to recompile rpy2
from source, and supply the R path as an environment variable to the compilation.
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Install real-nvp
You can use real-nvp like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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