compilation error in Google Collab about pydens HOT 11 CLOSED

Hey, @SumantSoni !

Thanks for the interest! It looks like you use tensorflow 2.x, which isn't supported in pydens. Installing, say, tensorflow 1.15 should be enough to solve the problem.

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Alex

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Hello again!

Have you tried to uninstall tensorflow 2.0 before installing tensorflow 1.15?
The commands would be

pip uninstall protobuf
pip uninstall tensorflow

As for the second part of the question, regarding collocation method: to my understanding, the essence of the method is to nullify differential equation in a certain set of points. The closest thing in pydens would be to generate points for training using only collocation points, rather than the whole domain.

For instance, you can easily make a sampler that randomly chooses batches of points from collocation set of [0, 0.25, 0.5, 1] in the following manner:

collocation_points = np.array([0, 0.25, 0.5, 1])
s = NumpySampler('choice', a=collocation_points) 

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Alex

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Dear Alex,
Nice to see your reply. It helped me a lot to figure out my doubts but still I have one doubt.
How are the coordinates values are implementing in the derivative terms.

Suppose, grad( u(x,y) ) has appeared in loss function and then a single point (x1,y1, t1) from collocation has been replaced in place of ( x,y) of u. but what about grad of u.

how are we dealing with grad of u.
I am confused for implementing the collocation point in place of unknown fn u(x,y) and also differentiation of unknown valued fn u(x,y).

Kindly figure it out for me.

and Thanks a lot for your clarification.

Sumant

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Hi all,

I'm using tf 1.15.0 but still getting the error: OperatorNotAllowedInGraphError: iterating over tf.Tensor is not allowed in Graph execution. Use Eager execution or decorate this function with @tf.function. Do you know of any possible reasons why that might be the case?

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Josh

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Hello

The reason behind this type of error is the eager execution of TF. Disable it by using disable_eager_execution method and you should be good to go!

Sergey

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Hi @SergeyTsimfer,

Thanks for getting back so quickly! Sorry I'm still a little confused, isn't the error message telling us to use eager execution? Either way, have tried using the disable_eager_execution method both in the notebook I'm working in and inside letters.py inside the pydens folder. Am I thinking about this the wrong way? Thank you so much!

Josh

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Can you share the code you are trying to run? or you can provide the link to your colab notebook

Sergey

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Here is the link to the Colab notebook: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1SSaRsCpn01-yTf2twFGyVXUZlZelG-x4?usp=sharing

Josh

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I was able to reproduce the error on my side: it is actually caused by the 1.15 version, and on 1.14 everything runs fine.

I deployed a fix for the 1.15 version: it allows to run all the notebooks from top to bottom. It is available to you in fix_tf branch #26 , and I am discussing merge to the main branch with my colleagues right now (so you can just use pip install).

Thanks for catching a bug!

Update: merged

Sergey

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Hi Sergey,

Thank you so much for the help!

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Josh

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