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I will share how I made it work on Ubuntu 18 (minimal installation) running from pendrive on my 12GB notebook:
(after downloading the model)

• apt install python3-pip
• pip3 install -r requirements.txt
• cd generator/gpt2
• pip3 install -r requirements.txt
• pip3 install pyyaml
• pip3 install gsutil
• pip3 install tensorflow==1.13.1
• cd ../..
  (note that 1.12 as stated on the original GPT-2 won't work as it will throw an error on play.py. For GPU version please refer to the articles on the internet and replace tensorflow line above with line or lines for GPU version deployment, 8GB or more GPU memory may be required)

Then to run it:

• python3 play.py

Seems to be working just fine in the terminal:

Using it on windows is most likely similar to this (after getting the correct python package, adding it to %PATH% the right way and downloading the model manually), other than that there is always a remote terminal session (like putty client) to get to your linux box console.

EDIT: Added gsutil to pip3 install list.

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Could we just put this in a docker image? Would simplify a lot and I don't think there's any size limits?

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@nEOtechnican I just removed the termios related lines (import and 1 code line) and it works fine on Windows

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Creating a docker image from tensorflow/tensorflow:latest-gpu-py3 with embedded the model_v5 folder is indeed very simple and also there is no limit to images size on docker hub. I can create a Dockerfile for you if you want.

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Also, should be tensorflow==1.15 since version 2 won't work.

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Strange, pip installed tensorflow 1.14.0 for me yesterday. No idea why...

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Let alone trying to install it on Windows 10, referring to a problem in grpcio ( grpc/grpc#20831 ) you currently cannot install tensorflow after all using python 3.8.

Will try it with older versions and supply a full install for windows10 if needed.

Edit :: Version 3.7.X seems to work, tho ...
https://docs.python.org/3/library/termios.html
Rip my dreams, running this on my windows host.
termios (also a dependency not listed, at least not standard in the windows version) is *NIX only afaics

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@nEOtechnican I just removed the termios related lines (import and 1 code line) and it works fine on Windows

already did and on to the next, lots of thanks.

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Not quite fixed - I listed three points in the issue description, and only the last one was addressed.

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Would need to be an Nvidia docker image though to take advantage of cuda

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