changing print to logging and minor logging fixes #14
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When using this file (running the process_polyvore.sh) in cloud it is better to use nohup command. For that I added logging instead of print
changed print to logging
When using this file (running the process_polyvore.sh) in cloud it is better to use nohup command. For that I added logging instead of print
added logging instead of print
When training in the cloud ssh might broke, so it is always better to use nohup command. So I added logging instead of print, to log those print statements.
Added logging for train.py
logging error for dictionary fixed
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I have changed all the print statements to logging, for it to be able to run using nohup command. I have also changed some existing logging.info() lines which have given tuples where logging.info() expects strings in python 3.