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Can't install cdQA #346
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Which OS are you using? |
Try this if on Windows
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Or if you are using anaconda, you can use the following command
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I have face the below issue (windows environment) |
ANy solution please ?? |
Has anyone found a solution |
You just need to replace torch==1.2.0 to torch==1.5.0 in requirement.txt after cloning the directory. |
running above command gives following error |
Anyone found a solution? I couldn't find one. |
I encountered this problem as well, resolved by reinstalling 64bit version of python. |
Same issue |
I know this is thread necromancy but it looks like 1.2.0 is only compatible with python 3.7 according to the page, so you may need to either A) use a virtual environment to install 3.7 or B) download torch 1.2.0 and edit the setup file to allow you to install on 3.8. The solution A is probably preferable considering that I believe 3.8 uses new keywords like "async" which break some packages, but YMMV. |
!pip install cdqa. ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement cdqa (from versions: none) any kind of information please share it ... Thanks in advance. |
Yeah it looks like it was pulled from pypi on a count of just being out of date. You probably will get better mileage with LLMs. If you're dead-set on installing this package you should clone this repository and do |
Install cdqa manualy by following command |
cloned the repo, cd cdqa and pip install -e . got this error then |
@MohdSiddiq12 : so, looking at the error, it means that your version of python can't find a version of torch that matches. If you look at the page for torch here, it shows in the sidebar that you need python >= 3.8.0 I imagine that your python version is probably 3.7 or earlier... OR you're accidentally running a python2 pip install or something. |
@NGeorgescu i downgraded my python version using virtual environment as it was suggested that it might work in python previous version, my current version of python is 3.10 |
ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement cdQA (from versions: none) |
ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement torch==1.2.0 (from cdqa) (from versions: 0.1.2, 0.1.2.post1, 0.1.2.post2) ERROR: No matching distribution found for torch==1.2.0 (from cdqa)
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