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In an attempt to use the OpenSTL repo with the Bazel build system, we have been trying to run the tests under tests/ directory. However it seems many of the import functions/files/modules are missing, e.g.
tests/test_datasets/test_pipelines/test_auto_augment.py imports build_loss in openstl.models which does not exist from a quick search.
tests/test_datasets/test_dataset_vis.py: import mmcv but mmcv is not part of the files in the requirements/ directory.
tests/test_datasets/test_dataset_vis.py imports from openstl.models.utils.visualization however there is no utils python file/folder in openstl.models.
tests/test_models/test_convlstm.py calls ConvLSTM_Model from openstl.models but never passes num_layers, num_hidden and configs arguments which are required according to the contents of openstl/models/convlstm_model.py.
Are these tests still reliable to use? If so, could you pinpoint what I'm missing to run them?
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In an attempt to use the OpenSTL repo with the Bazel build system, we have been trying to run the tests under
tests/
directory. However it seems many of the import functions/files/modules are missing, e.g.tests/test_datasets/test_pipelines/test_auto_augment.py
importsbuild_loss
in openstl.models which does not exist from a quick search.tests/test_datasets/test_dataset_vis.py
:import mmcv
but mmcv is not part of the files in therequirements/
directory.tests/test_datasets/test_dataset_vis.py
importsfrom openstl.models.utils.visualization
however there is noutils
python file/folder inopenstl.models
.tests/test_models/test_convlstm.py
callsConvLSTM_Model
fromopenstl.models
but never passesnum_layers
,num_hidden
andconfigs
arguments which are required according to the contents ofopenstl/models/convlstm_model.py
.Are these tests still reliable to use? If so, could you pinpoint what I'm missing to run them?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: