Marvin T
Marvin T
Here's an alternative solution that solves this issue: https://gist.github.com/MarvinT/a072aa992e977496974aaf492287b08c and https://marvint.github.io/Black-Jupyter/
For anyone still trying to get pytest working, I think there have been some changes to the env vars needed to run coveralls and get it to find the correct...
The cell that is crashing is ``` all_dims = np.sort([l + g for l in spects for g in spects[l]]) ``` where l and g are characters a-h and there...
It runs fine locally and it ran fine on travis in the past. None of the changes I made affected that notebook. Even after splitting up the tests into each...
Sorry, I mis-remembered the paper for some reason. I thought the network_encoder or g_enc in the paper was pre trained as a VAE, not that the whole network was trained...
I also cannot make a backup without a password
Would it be possible to catch the 403 error when the PR is coming from a fork so it doesn't mark the action as having failed?
Is there a way to get the list of possible venue ids? There seems to be quite a bit of discrepancies in terms of capitalization etc.
Brilliant! For anyone finding this post looking for code, the way to get them is `client.get_group("venues").members` not `openreview.tools.get_all_venues(client)`
Another caveat for future people, `venueid` is not always populated for example `client.get_all_notes(content={"venueid": "ICLR.cc/2019/Conference"})` returns an empty list