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Issue with training text classification model in R on Ubuntu server 18.04
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The R code I have is as following, it results an error as below. However, this works fine on my windows local machine. Just error on ubuntu server as below.The generated model.bin file is about 229 MB on my windows local machine. Not sure why I cannot train the model on Ubuntu server, any help would be appreciated!
library(fastrtext)
model_file <- build_supervised(documents = data1[["V5"]],
targets = data1[["V3"]],
model_path = '/srv/shiny-server/text_cls/voc_single/mymodel',
dim = 30, lr = 0.1, epoch = 30, wordNgrams = 2)
Prepare and write tempfile at ... /tmp/RtmpLMf0uE/file9083d9d7650
Starting supervised training with following commands:
$ supervised -input /tmp/RtmpLMf0uE/file9083d9d7650 -output /srv/shiny-server/text_cls/voc_single/mymodel -lr 0.1 -dim 30 -ws 5 -epoch 30 -minCount 5 -minCountLabel 0 -neg 5 -wordNgrams 2 -loss ns -bucket 2000000 -minn 3 -maxn 6 -thread 12 -lrUpdateRate 100 -t 0.0001 -label __label__ -verbose 2
Error in model$execute(c("fasttext", commands)) :
/srv/shiny-server/text_cls/voc_single/mymodel.bin cannot be opened for saving.
server r
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The R code I have is as following, it results an error as below. However, this works fine on my windows local machine. Just error on ubuntu server as below.The generated model.bin file is about 229 MB on my windows local machine. Not sure why I cannot train the model on Ubuntu server, any help would be appreciated!
library(fastrtext)
model_file <- build_supervised(documents = data1[["V5"]],
targets = data1[["V3"]],
model_path = '/srv/shiny-server/text_cls/voc_single/mymodel',
dim = 30, lr = 0.1, epoch = 30, wordNgrams = 2)
Prepare and write tempfile at ... /tmp/RtmpLMf0uE/file9083d9d7650
Starting supervised training with following commands:
$ supervised -input /tmp/RtmpLMf0uE/file9083d9d7650 -output /srv/shiny-server/text_cls/voc_single/mymodel -lr 0.1 -dim 30 -ws 5 -epoch 30 -minCount 5 -minCountLabel 0 -neg 5 -wordNgrams 2 -loss ns -bucket 2000000 -minn 3 -maxn 6 -thread 12 -lrUpdateRate 100 -t 0.0001 -label __label__ -verbose 2
Error in model$execute(c("fasttext", commands)) :
/srv/shiny-server/text_cls/voc_single/mymodel.bin cannot be opened for saving.
server r
edited 15 hours ago
Soren A
3,57111024
asked 16 hours ago
JasonJason
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Sounds like a basic file ownership/permissions issue - see How do file permissions work?
– steeldriver
11 hours ago
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The R code I have is as following, it results an error as below. However, this works fine on my windows local machine. Just error on ubuntu server as below.The generated model.bin file is about 229 MB on my windows local machine. Not sure why I cannot train the model on Ubuntu server, any help would be appreciated!
library(fastrtext)
model_file <- build_supervised(documents = data1[["V5"]],
targets = data1[["V3"]],
model_path = '/srv/shiny-server/text_cls/voc_single/mymodel',
dim = 30, lr = 0.1, epoch = 30, wordNgrams = 2)
Prepare and write tempfile at ... /tmp/RtmpLMf0uE/file9083d9d7650
Starting supervised training with following commands:
$ supervised -input /tmp/RtmpLMf0uE/file9083d9d7650 -output /srv/shiny-server/text_cls/voc_single/mymodel -lr 0.1 -dim 30 -ws 5 -epoch 30 -minCount 5 -minCountLabel 0 -neg 5 -wordNgrams 2 -loss ns -bucket 2000000 -minn 3 -maxn 6 -thread 12 -lrUpdateRate 100 -t 0.0001 -label __label__ -verbose 2
Error in model$execute(c("fasttext", commands)) :
/srv/shiny-server/text_cls/voc_single/mymodel.bin cannot be opened for saving.
server r
edited 15 hours ago
Soren A
3,57111024
asked 16 hours ago
JasonJason
1
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The R code I have is as following, it results an error as below. However, this works fine on my windows local machine. Just error on ubuntu server as below.The generated model.bin file is about 229 MB on my windows local machine. Not sure why I cannot train the model on Ubuntu server, any help would be appreciated!
library(fastrtext)
model_file <- build_supervised(documents = data1[["V5"]],
targets = data1[["V3"]],
model_path = '/srv/shiny-server/text_cls/voc_single/mymodel',
dim = 30, lr = 0.1, epoch = 30, wordNgrams = 2)
Prepare and write tempfile at ... /tmp/RtmpLMf0uE/file9083d9d7650
Starting supervised training with following commands:
$ supervised -input /tmp/RtmpLMf0uE/file9083d9d7650 -output /srv/shiny-server/text_cls/voc_single/mymodel -lr 0.1 -dim 30 -ws 5 -epoch 30 -minCount 5 -minCountLabel 0 -neg 5 -wordNgrams 2 -loss ns -bucket 2000000 -minn 3 -maxn 6 -thread 12 -lrUpdateRate 100 -t 0.0001 -label __label__ -verbose 2
Error in model$execute(c("fasttext", commands)) :
/srv/shiny-server/text_cls/voc_single/mymodel.bin cannot be opened for saving.
server r
server r
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Soren A
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edited 15 hours ago
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edited 15 hours ago
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Sounds like a basic file ownership/permissions issue - see How do file permissions work?
– steeldriver
11 hours ago
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Sounds like a basic file ownership/permissions issue - see How do file permissions work?
– steeldriver
11 hours ago
Sounds like a basic file ownership/permissions issue - see How do file permissions work?
– steeldriver
11 hours ago
Sounds like a basic file ownership/permissions issue - see How do file permissions work?
– steeldriver
11 hours ago
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can you show us the authorization settings with the following command
sudo ls -l /srv/shiny-server/text_cls/voc_single/mymodel.bin
You can fix the authorization issues by authorizing your user to edit that file
sudo chown yourusername /srv/shiny-server/text_cls/voc_single/mymodel.bin
sudo chmod 700 /srv/shiny-server/text_cls/voc_single/mymodel.bin
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can you show us the authorization settings with the following command
sudo ls -l /srv/shiny-server/text_cls/voc_single/mymodel.bin
You can fix the authorization issues by authorizing your user to edit that file
sudo chown yourusername /srv/shiny-server/text_cls/voc_single/mymodel.bin
sudo chmod 700 /srv/shiny-server/text_cls/voc_single/mymodel.bin
answered 5 hours ago
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can you show us the authorization settings with the following command
sudo ls -l /srv/shiny-server/text_cls/voc_single/mymodel.bin
You can fix the authorization issues by authorizing your user to edit that file
sudo chown yourusername /srv/shiny-server/text_cls/voc_single/mymodel.bin
sudo chmod 700 /srv/shiny-server/text_cls/voc_single/mymodel.bin
answered 5 hours ago
Fabrizio BertoglioFabrizio Bertoglio
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can you show us the authorization settings with the following command
sudo ls -l /srv/shiny-server/text_cls/voc_single/mymodel.bin
You can fix the authorization issues by authorizing your user to edit that file
sudo chown yourusername /srv/shiny-server/text_cls/voc_single/mymodel.bin
sudo chmod 700 /srv/shiny-server/text_cls/voc_single/mymodel.bin
answered 5 hours ago
Fabrizio BertoglioFabrizio Bertoglio
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can you show us the authorization settings with the following command
sudo ls -l /srv/shiny-server/text_cls/voc_single/mymodel.bin
You can fix the authorization issues by authorizing your user to edit that file
sudo chown yourusername /srv/shiny-server/text_cls/voc_single/mymodel.bin
sudo chmod 700 /srv/shiny-server/text_cls/voc_single/mymodel.bin
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Sounds like a basic file ownership/permissions issue - see How do file permissions work?
– steeldriver
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