TypeError: amax() got an unexpected keyword argument 'keepdims' about neuraltalk HOT 2 CLOSED

Hi, yes you're missing a requirement of "modern numpy version". Upgrade your numpy to more recent version and it will work fine.

Thanks for bringing it up, I should edit the Readme file to mention this.

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I had the same issue and I thought I was using the most recent version of numpy (1.9.1) that I installed via pip.
However, the system was using an old version (1.6.1) not installed via pip. I found the version that the script was using by printing "print numpy.version in the script.

I used 'python -c 'import os,numpy;print(numpy.file)' to find the version that the system was using. I deleted that version and now the system uses the version that I installed via pip.

I found the solution here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16391335/using-old-version-of-numpy-even-with-a-newer-version-installed

I hope it helps somebody else.

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