- Install TensorFlow >= 1.9 and dependencies from http://tensorflow.org/
- Install TensorFlow >= 1.9 and dependencies from http://tensorflow.org/
- Install ffmpeg (optional, used to generate GIFs for visualization, e.g. in TensorBoard)
- Install other dependencies
- Install other dependencies
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### Miscellaneous installation considerations
### Miscellaneous installation considerations
- In python >= 3.6, make sure to add the root directory to the`PYTHONPATH`, e.g. `export PYTHONPATH=path/to/video_prediction`.
- In python >= 3.6, make sure to add the root directory to thePYTHONPATH`, e.g. `export PYTHONPATH=path/to/video_prediction_savp`.
- For the best speed and experimental results, we recommend using cudnn version 7.3.0.29 and any tensorflow version >= 1.9 and <= 1.12. The final training loss is worse when using cudnn versions 7.3.1.20 or 7.4.1.5, compared to when using versions 7.3.0.29 and below.
- For the best speed and experimental results, we recommend using cudnn version 7.3.0.29 and any tensorflow version >= 1.9 and <= 1.12. The final training loss is worse when using cudnn versions 7.3.1.20 or 7.4.1.5, compared to when using versions 7.3.0.29 and below.
-In macOS, make sure that bash >= 4.0 is used (needed for associative arrays in `download_model.sh` script).
- Add the directories lpips-tensorflow and hickle (get from [Workflow project](https://gitlab.version.fz-juelich.de/gong1/workflow_parallel_frame_prediction) to the `PATHONPATH `, e.g export PYTHONPATH=path/to/lpips-tensorflow