Hi,
I’m having troubles using the Keras to Tensorflow Network Converter Node after the Keras Network Learner Node (where the execution was ok). This is the error message:
ERROR Keras to TensorFlow Network Converter 0:93 Execute failed: org/tensorflow/framework/SavedModel
Clearly it depends on the fact that the tensorflow 2 enviroment is not properly installed as you can see in the attached picture.
Hi Samir,
unfortunately your suggestions don’t help because I already installed properly the extensions and, as you can see in the picture, the environments. I repeated all the procedure twice after anaconda reinstallation but the problem remains the same.
Best
Alfredo
If your CPU didn’t support AVX instructions, you will get ImportError: **DLL load failed: A dynamic link library (DLL) initialization routine failed**. (Win 10) or ImportError: DLL load failed with error code -1073741795 (Win 7) when using tensorflow official release 1.6.0 and up (pip install tensorflow)
You can use pip install <filename.whl> which file download from sse2 folder instead of using official AVX binary.
It might be this the problem? In fact, my 10yo VAIO cpu doesn’t seem to support AVX instructions:
I found this “old” post with the same issue as yours. Maybe you can check it out in full (i didn’t read it all ). This post seems related to your problem :
I let you check this out, but they found a solution if I understood well.
Hi Samir,
I appreciate your efforts to help me, but I assure you that I have already read all the posts and all installation guides before opening this one.
I belive the problem is what I reported in my previous post:
I have an old CPU that does not support the AVX instructions set.
The solution seems to be to install a compiled version of Tensorflow without AVX, but this is beyond my capabilities.
I’m sorry to hear that
Did you try to install SSE2 TensorFlow version from your link above ?
It seems that you can use a “specific” version of TensorFlow for “non-AVX” CPU’s, right ?
You just have to download the TensorFlow version related to your Python version and install it manually with command pip install <path/filename.whl>.
To check your python version, you just have to use command :
python --version or python -V
py --version or py -V (depending on your installation)
Hi Samir,
as I already said, my CPU is 10yo, it doesn’t have AVX as instruction set, let alone the GPU…!
Again, I really tried everything I could!
B,
Alfredo