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Packaged models for Windows don't work #90

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kamilzyla opened this issue Jul 16, 2020 · 1 comment
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Packaged models for Windows don't work #90

kamilzyla opened this issue Jul 16, 2020 · 1 comment
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Steps to reproduce

  • Download packaged models from Windows from Drive (Appsilon internal).
  • Unpack the zip archive under Windows and attempt to run it from the command line.

Expected behavior

The classifier runs and outputs a CSV file with classification results.

Actual behavior

The classifier runs but hangs. Multiple warnings are emitted. The process doesn't use much CPU at all. The process can be killed by hitting Ctrl+C. Note the usage info in the end - it seems that the classifier is somehow run again without arguments.

inference

By redirecting the warnings it is possible to see, that the inference actually starts and outputs the progress bar.

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The problem was missing a missing --pytorch_num_workers=0 argument; I'm closing this issue.

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