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As reported by our new Windows users, initializer.py is raising an Exception (seemingly when running some of the basic examples?) related to numpy int64/int32 mismatches.
This is likely caused by Windows interpreting np.integer differently than other platforms. np.floating is also problematic, and initializer.py is using both.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Believe this was my oversight, thinking I could use np.integer and np.floating to accept any integral or any decimal numbers (respectively). But with more research they clearly do not function that way; it just happened to work for the cases I'd tried thus far.
For the time being, I'll make these checks more strict -- replacing them with np.int64 and np.float64.
As reported by our new Windows users, initializer.py is raising an Exception (seemingly when running some of the basic examples?) related to numpy int64/int32 mismatches.
This is likely caused by Windows interpreting
np.integer
differently than other platforms.np.floating
is also problematic, and initializer.py is using both.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: