While ruuning the code, I got this types of problem. Could you please tell me the solution

[Mehulk43]

While ruuning the code, I got this types of problem. Could you please tell me the solution

[alihassanijr]

Can you confirm the path /dataset/Imagenet exists?

[Mehulk43]

yes, it exits

Can you confirm the path /dataset/Imagenet exists?

[alihassanijr]

I'm pretty sure that's the problem, it's literally failing at checking if the dataset path exists.

[Mehulk43]

I'm pretty sure that's the problem, it's literally failing at checking if the dataset path exists.

I am getting like this " ERROR:torch.distributed.elastic.multiprocessing.api:failed (exitcode: 1) "
Not for the dataset.

I have already tried to give the full path of dataset.
The same is happened.

[alihassanijr]

It is literally failing here:

assert os.path.exists(root)
AssertionError

Also, could you clarify what the "full path of the dataset" is?
Can you please ls /dataset/ImageNet and share the output?

[Mehulk43]

It is literally failing here:

assert os.path.exists(root)
AssertionError

Also, could you clarify what the "full path of the dataset" is? Can you please ls /dataset/ImageNet and share the output?

I have created a folder name " dataset" in classification folder and put the imagnet in dataset folder.

[alihassanijr]

In that case it should be dataset/ImageNet and not /dataset/ImageNet (no forward slash in the beginning.)

[Mehulk43]

In that case it should be dataset/ImageNet and not /dataset/ImageNet (no forward slash in the beginning.)

Thanks you for replying fast.

Yeah I know that, I have tried that too.

and i have also given full path name like
~/Downloads/MyProject/[Neighborhood-Attention-Transformer/classification/dataset/ImageNet

And I have also tried like
./dataset/ImageNet

[stevenwalton]

@Mehulk43 I can confirm that this is a path issue. It is an assertion error in timm on the create_dataset function. You may be confused because we have left /dataset/ImageNet in as an example of where that might be. It's pretty unlikely that's where you have ImageNet at. I suggest using readlink -f <insert ImageNet folder path here> and paste that into the path argument.

Also note that any path starting with ~/ is actually relative. ~/ is the same as the $HOME variable. Full paths start with / which is root directory.

[Mehulk43]

Thank you,

I will try and upload the screenshot if I get the error again.

[alihassanijr]

Closing this due to inactivity. If you still have questions feel free to open it back up.