DeepLearning toolkit broken in LabVIEW 2026Q1

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  • #271480
    Francesco De AngelisFrancesco De Angelis
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      @francesco

      I installed in the following order:

      1) LabVIEW 2026Q1
      2) SOTA Local – version 64 – 0.1.6.2
      3) LabVIEW Deep Learning Module (2026Q1 – version 64 – 1.0.0.0) .stk file from https://graiphic.io/download-version/

      but VIs from the Deep Learning palette are broken because there are various missing dependencies.

      Are there any other packages that must be installed?

       

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    • #271483
      Youssef MENJOURYoussef MENJOUR
      Admin
        @youssefmenjour

        Hi,

        No, no other packages are required.

        SOTA is a complete, sovereign, and autonomous ecosystem. All required toolkits and dependencies are provided directly through SOTA, so there is no need to install any external toolkit.

        The issue you encountered was related to a bug in the previous Deep Learning Module package. This has now been fixed, and the current LabVIEW Deep Learning Module version is 1.0.0.3.

        I strongly recommend installing and updating through SOTA directly, using the recommended installer:

        https://download2.graiphic.io/sota_installer.exe

        The current SOTA version is 0.1.8.9.

        The local/offline installers do not include automatic updates because they are intended for PCs without internet access. If you want access to the latest updates and innovations, the recommended approach is to use the internet-connected SOTA installer, which allows updates to be installed easily in one click.

        Please also note that the free license activation system only applies to the online version of SOTA. If the PC is not connected to the internet, automatic license activation cannot be completed.

        Best regards,
        Youssef
        Graiphic

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