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Readme instructions: FocusNews download: Zenodo email: did not send me an access token in my email #3
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I plan to follow the Zenodo developer instructions to create a personal access token next. (https://developers.zenodo.org/#authentication) If that works I will submit a pull request to update the documentation. Edit: link here actually https://developers.zenodo.org/#creating-a-personal-access-token |
Creating an access token: Further Googling shows this thread with download instructions: None of which seems to clear it up. I will proceed by simply making an "all scopes" token |
Running the scripts: ran into absolute path issues, "no such directory" for "/net/cephfs/shares/volk.cl.uzh/mathmu/sign-sockeye-baselines". I will add a fix for that to the pull request, I suppose. Edit: that was actually addressed in the README. Nevertheless made a version that goes off the script directory. Also, had to edit the script from run_generic.sh to run_generic_no_slurm.sh as noted in the readme. Now I'm stuck on EnvironmentLocationNotFound: Not a conda environment: /home/vlab/projects/sign_language_processing/replication/sign-sockeye-baselines/venvs/sockeye3 I guess this implies I do need to run the "basic setup" part first. Lemme go look at that. OK now I see that that script has "module load volta anaconda3". I don't have "module" as a command. Do I have to install it a la https://installati.one/install-environment-modules-ubuntu-20-04/ just to run conda in the expected way? I wonder what volta is. Maybe this? https://docs.volta.sh/guide/ Could also be https://pypi.org/project/volta/ Manually creating a conda env seemed to work successfuly. I got some scripts to run at least, it seems to be stuck on downloading the Zenodo set. It will make the directories but won't seem to download the files... Investigating further, the API response.json "files" field is empty OK, even going step by step manually with curl, I cannot get the download to work. Time to just manually download the .zip file, and make the directories myself. |
All right, I got partway through the "run_generic_no_slurm" process, but it seems to be failing on the preprocessing? Inspecting the logs, "permission denied" on line 144 of the preprocessing script. Edit: I have tried and tried and tried to get more information, but other than that one error I just cannot get any output.
I can't even get it to write to a "foo.txt" on the first line of the script! OH! The Preprocessing scripts are not executable! Right!! |
Now it crashes on "prepare"! Wait no, it got through that and crashed on "train".
Came back the next day and had another look. I guess the validation set was not where the train.py expected. |
Well anyway, I think at this point I'm getting severely off topic from the original Zotero issue. I'll continue this at cleong110#1 |
Expected: "You will the be sent an email with a private link. The last portion of the private link is an access token."
Result: I received the link "https://zenodo.org/records/6631159", which is the public link with no access token.
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