Setting up a new session

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使用pytorch训练模型时程序卡在Setting up a new session，应该是可视化visdom的问题，visdom默认端口号为8097，使用如下命令

python -m visdom.server

如果出现以下报错说明端口已经被占用：

OSError: [Errno 98] Address already in use

两种方法：更改端口号或者杀死使用该端口的进程

这里我使用的是后者

lsof -i:端口号

接着发现8097端口被其他python进程占用，kill掉

接着继续输入

python -m visdom.server

如果出现

It's Alive!
INFO:root:Application Started 
You can navigate to http://localhost:8097

说明该端口可用

（我是用pycharm连接的服务器，上述操作都是在Xshell中进行）

然后不要退出，在pycharm中点击运行代码就可以了

（如果是在Xshell中直接ctrl+z退出，接着运行代码还是会出错）

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