Package dependency issue

[analogjedi]

Hello, I am having trouble getting the entire environment to work. Specifically Lingvo. Would you please provide a list of package versions that are known to work together for LEAF?

[qzaamz]

(base) xxxxxx leaf-audio-master % pip3 install lingvo
ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement lingvo
ERROR: No matching distribution found for lingvo
(base) xxxxxx leaf-audio-master % pip install lingvo
ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement lingvo

[qzaamz]

Can't possibly use it on mac!

[denfed]

You might need to upgrade pip, pip(3) install --upgrade pip. Sometimes the pip version is old and it isn't aware of certain packages and versions.

[qzaamz]

Tried that, didn't work unfortunately. It will be cool to be able to try your package, if you have any other suggestions, please let me know.

[denfed]

Tried that, didn't work unfortunately. It will be cool to be able to try your package, if you have any other suggestions, please let me know.

One quick bandaid could be to comment out the SpecAugment class and lingvo import inside of the postprocessing.py file, its the only place lingvo is used (and I personally don't/won't use SpecAugment).

[bparbhu]

I also have the same issue. I'm using Windows 10 and trying to install using the pip3 installl -e . command that was listed and getting the same issue around lingvo.

[denfed]

I think I found a temporary workaround with that dependency issue. Its an issue with the tensorflow version for lingvo and some waymo-open-dataset, they are trying to request different versions. If you take a look at the readme in https://github.com/denfed/leaf-audio-pytorch under the Installation for Developing section, those commands with the requirements.txt in the repo should work. It's part of my pytorch port of this repo but it may be useful even for running this repo.

[dvisockas]

Personally I downgraded both tensorflow and tensorflow-gpu to the version 2.3.0 and installed leaf using pip legacy resolver with pip3 install -e . --use-deprecated=legacy-resolver. That helped me get this up and running

[analogjedi]

Tried that, didn't work unfortunately. It will be cool to be able to try your package, if you have any other suggestions, please let me know.

One quick bandaid could be to comment out the SpecAugment class and lingvo import inside of the postprocessing.py file, its the only place lingvo is used (and I personally don't/won't use SpecAugment).

Thank you for the suggestion @denfed !

[Forevian]

downgrading to lingvo==8.2 solves it for me, it seems 9.0 introduced breaking changes

[lienz]

Hi, I'm sorry about this inconvenience, handling lingvo has been a bit tricky, it should be solved now and Leaf should work with more recent versions of Tensorflow.

[lienz]

@denfed we have also been thinking about just removing the SpecAugment layer altogether since, as you pointed out, it's the only reason why we depend on Lingvo.

[sruthisentil]

Hello! I have been having the Lingvo issue on my mac, can LEAF be used on a mac?

[sruthisentil]

Can't possibly use it on mac!

@qzaamz were you unable to use LEAF on Mac?

[jasirnit]

How do I install LEAF on Kaggle/Collab?