You are trying to load a weight file containing 90 layers into a model with 26 layers.
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Unfortunately, this cannot be done directly as the weight file is designed to match the architecture of the original model with 90 layers.
If you still want to use the weight file, you will need to modify the model architecture to match the original model. This could involve adding additional layers or modifying existing layers to match the dimensions of the weights in the file.
Alternatively, you could train a new model from scratch with the desired architecture of 26 layers and initialize the weights randomly or with pre-trained weights from a similar model.
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ValueError: You are trying to load a weight file containing 131 layers into a model with 115 layers.
This error occurs when you are trying to load a weight file that was trained on a model with a different number of layers than the one you are currently using.
To fix this error, you need to make sure that the weight file you are using matches the architecture of your current model. This can be done by either modifying your model to match the number of layers in the weight file or by finding a weight file that matches your model architecture.
If you choose to modify your model, you will need to add or remove layers to match the number of layers in the weight file. Once your model architecture matches the weight file, you should be able to load the weights without any issues.
Alternatively, if you choose to find a weight file that matches your current model architecture, you can search for a pre-trained model that has the same number of layers as your current model. This will ensure that the weights are compatible with your model and can be loaded without any errors.
Error Code: 1410. You are not allowed to create a user with GRANT
This error message typically appears when you are trying to create a new MySQL user and assign privileges to it, but the account you are using does not have sufficient permissions to do so.
To resolve this issue, you will need to either use an account with higher privileges (such as the MySQL root user) or ask your database administrator to grant you the necessary permissions to create new users and assign privileges.
Alternatively, you may need to double-check that you are using the correct syntax and options when creating the new user account. Make sure that you are specifying the appropriate host, password, and privileges for the user, and that you are following the correct syntax for the MySQL version you are using.