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Hello @chenshi3
When I trained with this project, I found that the training process loss of the model was difficult to converge when pc_range was set to a rectangle. After checking, I in the "OpenPCDet/pcdet/models/dense_heads/transfusion_head py" file found an error. The specific errors in lines 366-369 are as follows:
Line 369 incorrectly sets the x and y coordinate order for center_int. When the pc_range is square, this situation will not produce an error, but when it is rectangular, it will be exposed. The correct code should be line 368 of the comment, why did you comment it out and change it to line 369
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Hello @chenshi3 When I trained with this project, I found that the training process loss of the model was difficult to converge when pc_range was set to a rectangle. After checking, I in the "OpenPCDet/pcdet/models/dense_heads/transfusion_head py" file found an error. The specific errors in lines 366-369 are as follows:
Line 369 incorrectly sets the x and y coordinate order for center_int. When the pc_range is square, this situation will not produce an error, but when it is rectangular, it will be exposed. The correct code should be line 368 of the comment, why did you comment it out and change it to line 369
The xy dimension of feature map should be aligned to center_int.
Hello @chenshi3
When I trained with this project, I found that the training process loss of the model was difficult to converge when pc_range was set to a rectangle. After checking, I in the "OpenPCDet/pcdet/models/dense_heads/transfusion_head py" file found an error. The specific errors in lines 366-369 are as follows:
Line 369 incorrectly sets the x and y coordinate order for center_int. When the pc_range is square, this situation will not produce an error, but when it is rectangular, it will be exposed. The correct code should be line 368 of the comment, why did you comment it out and change it to line 369
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: