TypeError: int() argument must be a string or a number, not 'NoneType'

[vinayakumarr]

I have installed it using python setup.py develop --user
I have downloaded the code and when i try to run train.py , it is showing the below error (please check the attached file). please check it. in addition I have a English and Hindi data. could you please help me regarding how to apply it for English to Hindi. I have a two text file wi

th me that contains English and Hindi

[sainikmahata]

i have the same problem. How to run the model on a English-Hindi parallel corpus. I have done the preprocessing of the data. kindly help.

[nouiz]

This repo isn't maintained anymore. There is other framework on top of Theano like Lasagne, Keras and blocks. Maybe one of them will fit your need. Maybe using older Theano/Numpy could fix this problem.

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[kellymarchisio]

Update: You must explicitly call with python train.py --proto=prototype_search_state else the state isn't set correctly.

I have the same issue - if any users have resolved, letting us know how would be helpful. The README in experiments/nmt says we should be able to simply run train.py. This error occurs when running simply that. Is there a step missing where we need to add flags, for instance?