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[suoyu2333]

What version of Matplotlib was used at that time? I use version 3.4.0, and many prompts are invalid.

It would be better if you could explain what version numpy is.

[sambaiga]

Hello could you kindly let me know what error do you get when running the code. I will check and update the code.

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[suoyu2333]

What version of Matplotlib was used at that time? I use version 3.4.0, and many prompts are invalid.

It would be better if you could explain what version numpy is.

For example, under the notebook folder, Visual-paper.ipynb，plt. tight_ layout()，ax = plt. gca(). Prompt plt.tight_ Layout() is syntax error: invalid syntax, when I put plt.tight_ Layout(), annotated (#plt. Tight_layout()), also indicates AX = PLT Gca() is syntax error: invalid syntax; My Matplotlib is version 3.1.3.

[suoyu2333]

So I want to know if the error is caused by the version of the module. Thank you for your reply kindly!

[suoyu2333]

Hello could you kindly let me know what error do you get when running the code. I will check and update the code.
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Special thanks! I have another problem When training the model with py, I used pycharm software, and there was no response. Again, I find that your program doesn't seem to use the joblib module. Do I want to write a program to save the model and resultsanalysis When ipny is running, there is [errno 2] no such file or directory: '/ checkpoints/CNNModel_ plaid_ vi-binary_ softmax_ fold_ 10_ checkpoint. PT 'error, do I want to save the CNN model myself.

[suoyu2333]

Personally, I think we should remind the scholars who are about to study that we need to install latex software to draw pictures