about Get the Teacher Generation Data

[pwd11]

Do I need to execute both of these instructions or just choose one of them. after I executed the first one ,I made an error when executing the second one. The error was that I couldn't find the "datasets" module (which is clearly in my virtual environment). If the author could give me some guidance, I would greatly appreciate it

[DD-DuDa]

Thank you for your interest in our work. If you would like to reproduce the final performance of our method, please follow all the instructions provided in the example scripts.

For issues such as not being able to find the "datasets" module, you may try installing the "datasets" package via pip install datasets.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask!

[pwd11]

But I have tried this method and it doesn't work. "datasets" package exists in my virtual environment, and I created a new py file in the current directory and successfully imported "datasets" into it. This indicates that the path of this package can be recognized and imported.That is so weird!
I tried to search for answers online and found that someone had the same situation as me, but I tried the methods given by others in the comment section but it didn't work. So I'm confused about what the reason is.

[DD-DuDa]

I see. When you run the bash .sh script, it doesn't automatically use your virtual environment. The path “/usr/bin/python” indicates that you are using the default Python instead of the one in your pwd environment.

It's a bit weird, and I'm not entirely sure why this happens. However, one way to solve this is to modify the .sh file to directly use the path of your Conda environment, like: [path to your conda]/envs/pwd/bin/torch. This ensures that you are using the correct environment.