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Strange behavior #4
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I get that too |
Strange, I'll investigate. Any chance you can retry on the latest version + note any errors that occur in the console? |
@Heath123, please also share your OS and Chrome Version used. |
About running locally, this is a different issue, related to Git LFS. To get it running, please check this answer on #7. After you get it running locally and start tweaking the values in index.html, it will for sure help finding the issue. |
Arch Linux and Chromium 112.0.5615.121 |
I've tested them with the last commit (50d5487). |
I think this might be a problem with the Linux version of Chrome Canary. Do you mind testing on the newest version just for confirmation? |
Oh interesting seems like a Linux implementation bug. |
Same problem. I run the following command line and then open the index.html file.
The following errors are reported to the shell when I select a model: In the javascript console, there is one warning:
Looks like an error in Dawn. Is it possible that Chrome on Linux needs a custom config? |
Hello @0hq,
I think the below results are not the expected behavior.
Shakespeare Model.
GPT2 Model.
Environment
Arch Linux
Chrome Canary Version 114.0.5720.4 (Official Build) dev (64-bit)
Vulkan
google-chrome-unstable --enable-features=Vulkan
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