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"caffe_unet was not found" #71
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Hi Wei, There may be different reasons. Basically the caffe_unet binary is the backend that is used by the plugin. The plugin assumes caffe_unet is installed and its path is added to the PATH environment variable. If it is not, the plugin asks for the path caffe_unet is installed to.
If starting Fiji via double-click in your WindowManager you must find out how to persistently set environment variables for your WindowManager. There is no single solution that works for all. |
Hello, I also have the same caffe-unet not found problem, I am running the imagej plugin on the windows system, see you said that this plugin needs a front-end and a back-end server to run, does the back-end server need to connect through the use remote host by default, or can it be deployed locally, because I am a foreign school personnel, I don't know how to apply for an account and use the remote connection, if I want to deploy locally, how to proceed, Expect to hear from you! |
Hi there,
I hope you are well! I am trying to run the U-Net plugin (not on a remote server). I followed the video instructions here (https://lmb.informatik.uni-freiburg.de/resources/opensource/unet/#troubleshooting) to open the plugin, and to set the directory for the caffemodel. When I try to run it, it gives me an error message saying "caffe_unet was not found." The Log contains an error message "java.io.IOException: Cannot run program "caffe_unet":error=2, No such file or directory." Please see screenshots for more info! Thanks in advance for your assistance!
Best,
Wei
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