Expanded README, added requirements.txt #40
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…tes, training setup instructions and my own test results.
kagrze
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Dec 6, 2019
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The code in this repo is not compatible with the latest TF, so some restriction here is needed.
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This pull request exists as an attempt impress Alec Radford with my enthusiasm and tidiness, if not my ability :)
train.py didn't run for me because of a couple layers of missing modules, so I created requirements.txt. I greatly expanded the README to enable use by others including me, at some future date.