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We're running into segfaults on python 3.9, which looks like it's a pytorch issue. In our code, It looks like it happens whenever .synthesize() is called, and, looking at the pytorch issue, that's because of .backward().
Minimum example:
import torch; import plenoptic as po
im = torch.randn((1, 1, 256, 256), requires_grad=True)
v1 = po.simul.PooledV1(.5, im.shape[-2:])
v1(im).sum().backward()
It looks like everything works fine, but then when you quit, you should get a message that the process was terminal by signal SIGSEGV or something that similarly tells you there was a segfault.
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We're running into segfaults on python 3.9, which looks like it's a pytorch issue. In our code, It looks like it happens whenever
.synthesize()
is called, and, looking at the pytorch issue, that's because of.backward()
.Minimum example:
It looks like everything works fine, but then when you quit, you should get a message that the process was terminal by signal
SIGSEGV
or something that similarly tells you there was a segfault.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: