Fix "Error when running style_model.load_state_dict(torch.load('21styles.model'), False)" #37
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Revert "Update camera_demo.py"
Fix compatibility issues with torch==1.1.0
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Using this network in 2020, I found an error when importing model weights. I will not attach a trace, because it is very large, it can be found in the corresponding discussion at this repository. It referred to the network architecture and was probably caused by package updates (as I understood, it had been several years since the network was written). To fix this, I had to add the track_running_stats=True parameter in the Bottleneck, UpBottleneck, Net classes to norm_layer, which is called directly (and not passed as an argument). This was enough to fix the code, I didn't change anything else in the code itself, the architecture was fixed in the attached file.
You can find it here as well: https://pastebin.com/HNyL4uRK
fixed_architecture.zip