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i installed the requirments in the main directory and proceeeded to install the notebook requirments restart the jupyter kernel and run.
in the last cell of the notebook what I got was
RuntimeError: Exception from src\inference\src\cpp\infer_request.cpp:223:
Exception from src\plugins\intel_cpu\src\infer_request.cpp:371:
Can't set the input tensor with index: 2, because the model input (shape=[?,?,?]) and the tensor (shape=(0)) are incompatible
(expected it to generate the image)
serilization warnings have been coming up all the time when runing it so my guess is that the serilization format changed in some way which broke the openvino conversion. If this isnt fixed in a few days i might take a look myself and if i find anything i will pull request (or at least comment on this issue)
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Can you provide more details about your environment (HW, SW, OS, Python version, with/without Python-VirtualEnvironment), please?
Which Jupyter notebook are you referring to?
Which model do you use, is it a model downloaded, converted, compressed, quantized as part of the notebook, or a model taken from e.g. a project, maybe created using an older version of OpenVINO?
Which inference device do you use, do you see the same when using a different device?
For consistency-check, do you see the same with other notebooks?
If huggingface is involved, have you tried deleting the huggingface cache?
had the issue on multiple intel ai PCs which are all windows 11. (they can run other notebooks fine i also have oneapi installed and all the other requirments)
i allways install python 3.11 then the requirement file for openvino_notebooks then the requirements of the notebook. since this seems like the most standard way to do things.
i installed the requirments in the main directory and proceeeded to install the notebook requirments restart the jupyter kernel and run.
in the last cell of the notebook what I got was
(expected it to generate the image)
serilization warnings have been coming up all the time when runing it so my guess is that the serilization format changed in some way which broke the openvino conversion. If this isnt fixed in a few days i might take a look myself and if i find anything i will pull request (or at least comment on this issue)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: