Lightfm 1.17 - kernel dies in Jupyter, Spyder when fitting
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Description
Hello,
Under the Anaconda 2023.03 distribution I have installed Lightfm 1.17. The interaction matrix is small, shape (671, 9066) - coming from the small movie lens dataset. When running the code:
from scipy import sparse
from lightfm import LightFM
x = sparse.csr_matrix(interactions.values)
model = LightFM(no_components= 30, loss='warp',k=15)
model.fit(x,epochs=30,num_threads = 4)
in Jupyter, the kernel dies unexpectedly, a pop-up shows-up: Kernel Restarting
The kernel appears to have died. It will restart automatically.
In Spyder I get a similar behaviour, with the kernel restarting. I traced it down to the _run_one_epoch method in lightfm.
Any idea of the potential cause is appreciated.
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Start by reproducing the provided LightFM 1.17 example with the small MovieLens interaction matrix in Jupyter or Spyder. Trace execution into lightfm's _run_one_epoch method and determine what causes the kernel restart; done means the fitting example completes without the kernel dying.
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- anaconda, jupyter, python
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- machine-learning
- Issue type
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