HELP Error when loading base_model in ungraded chunk 10 of W2A2

Course Q&A Deep Learning Specialization Convolutional Neural Networks
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@Fausto_Blasco, thanks for your report.

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Yes, just checked and it works! Thanks @TMosh and team for your help resolving the issue :+1:t5:

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The issueā€™s been resolved on my side at least.

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Thanks for your report.

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Hi, @TMosh, as you said, I opened a new notebook and ran the same code, but I get the same error as before. Was there anything else I need to know?

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Once you opened the new notebook, you need to update it with the correct code for the assignment.

The process worked fine for me.

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Thank you for your response. I succeeded in executing it by loading the imagenet weight that was already saved in the lab directory directly, and I solved it by returning it to the original code when I submitted it and saving it.

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Hi @TMosh , where can i get this new notebook

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When you visit the course page that displays the notebook, it is automatically placed in your folder. You can tell if you have the new notebook because there is a ā€œversion numberā€ in the first code cell.

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That is extremely unexpected and should not have been necessary.

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The version number should be 2.1

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@rical, when you open the notebook that contains your code, do you see this as the first code cell?
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If not, then youā€™re still using the old notebook.

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I donā€™t know why, but at least in my case, it didnā€™t automatically change to the 2.1 version of the file. I renamed the existing 1.1 version and manually updated the Lab version, and the 2.1 version appeared. Thanks for the help.

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Thatā€™s not how itā€™s supposed to happen.

Never run any of your notebook files after you rename them.

Your original notebook would have been renamed automatically to include a date and time code in the file name.

You are automatically given a new clean copy of the notebook under the original file name.

You open that new file, then open your renamed file in another browser window, and then carefully use copy-and-paste to move the code you added into the new notebook. Do not copy-and-paste the entire old notebook, and donā€™t copy-and-paste entire cells. Just copy the lines where you need to replace ā€œNoneā€ in the new notebook.

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