Hi, I have a problem I can't solve about duck-net HOT 2 CLOSED

Hello,

I think the most likely explanation for the error is the way the save paths are defined. Based on your operating system you might want to modify these lines of code:
ct = datetime.now()

model_type = "DuckNet"

progress_path = 'ProgressFull/' + dataset_type + '_progress_csv_' + model_type + '_filters_' + str(filters) + '_' + str(ct) + '.csv'
progressfull_path = 'ProgressFull/' + dataset_type + '_progress_' + model_type + '_filters_' + str(filters) + '_' + str(ct) + '.txt'
plot_path = 'ProgressFull/' + dataset_type + '_progress_plot_' + model_type + '_filters_' + str(filters) + '_' + str(ct) + '.png'
model_path = 'ModelSaveTensorFlow/' + dataset_type + '/' + model_type + '_filters_' + str(filters) + '_' + str(ct)

I suggest that you try experimenting with the following:

• First, try replacing the character ":" from the datetime with a "_", as in some cases this may be problematic. I suggest the following modification:
  progress_path = './ProgressFull/' + dataset_type + '_progress_csv_' + model_type + '_filters_' + str(filters) + '_' + str(ct).replace(':', '_') + '.csv'
  progressfull_path = './ProgressFull/' + dataset_type + '_progress_' + model_type + '_filters_' + str(filters) + '_' + str(ct).replace(':', '_') + '.txt'
  plot_path = './ProgressFull/' + dataset_type + '_progress_plot_' + model_type + '_filters_' + str(filters) + '_' + str(ct).replace(':', '_') + '.png'
  model_path = './ModelSaveTensorFlow/' + dataset_type + '/' + model_type + '_filters_' + str(filters) + '_' + str(ct).replace(':', '_')

• If the above solution doesn't work, try to change "/" into "\" or "\\", as some operating systems prefer the latter

• Finally, if nothing else seem to work, use the "os" python library for handling the paths, you can find some online documentation on how to use it here: https://docs.python.org/3/library/os.html

I hope this helps!

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Thank you Sir, modification according to your method can run perfectly on Windows 11, it is very helpful for beginners like me, thank you again!

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