TestModel Error about autonomousdrivingcookbook

[mitchellspryn]

Do you see any actual model files in the /model/ directory? What is the full file path that is being passed to load_model() in your case? Does it point to a valid file?

[lyhbuaa]

yes, thank you, there is a folder named models and a （.csv）file named training_log.csv in the model directory, and there are many .h5 files in the .../model/models directory.

And there is another detail, when i import the h5py, It gived me a future warning, so i reinstalled the numpy with 1.3.3 version, and the future warning disappeared, is there any possible this detail has caused the mistake to happen？

[mitchellspryn]

Not sure about the numpy error, can you paste the full error?

I still don't know the answer to this:

What is the full file path that is being passed to load_model() in your case? Does it point to a valid file?

Also, since you're getting a PermissionsError, can you check the file permissions? Is it read-only? Did you create it as root/admin, and are now trying to access it as a regular user?

[lyhbuaa]

thank you for your advise, I deleted the modes and runned the TrainModel.ipynb again, Now, the testModel.ipynb works, but I didn't figure out why the mistake happened, I think may be there is some wrong with the old models. @mitchellspryn

[vighnesh-balaji]

The path that i have given to load_model() is MODEL_PATH = 'D:\AutonomousDrivingCookbook-master\AutonomousDrivingCookbook-master\AirSimE2EDeepLearning\model_model.10-0.0002810.h5/'
and I get the same error.

If I don't pass the exact model and just pass the models folder I get an error that says max() argument not found.