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Where to download the pretrained/torch_enet.pkl file? #16
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In short:
Again, I'm sorry for the terrible documentation, but I'm going to be updating that soon; I just haven't found the time yet. |
@PavlosMelissinos Thanks for quick response! |
Check it out again if you will, I've reorganized the project and updated the readme. Hopefully it's much better now. Thanks! |
The link for torch.enet.pkl is no longer valid. Any chance you could update this? |
Hey there @Anguse , This is an outdated ticket. I've since moved the pretrained model to github (because it's much less volatile than hosting it on my dropbox account) and created setup.sh which should download the model and run It's weird to still see interest in this project after all these years as it has not really been active for a while so I'm not promising anything but let me know if it works for you and if not I'll see what I can do! :) |
Thanks for your quick response! I tried running setup.sh but this gives the following error: Traceback (most recent call last): This is after the script downloads the model-best.net file. I am attempting to run the network using cuda10 and tensorflow 1.13.1 since i need these for a RGB-D camera I want to use together with the network. I understand, any help is much appreciated :D |
Oh that looks like a bug indeed, heh I'm not on my machine currently but try changing that line to
If that works, I'll push a patch later 😄 👍 |
I changed it to:
after which I am able to run the setup.sh script without errors.
I noticed there is a different file in the config path: evaluation.json.default
I understand and respect if you dont have time to fiddle with this since the repo is abandoned. Just let me know :) |
Yeah, it complains because there is no enet option here Just change the model name in Do you think you could prepare a PR or two for these bugfixes? |
I changed it to the enet_unpooling model but after this I received the following:
Do I also need the weights? Sure, as soon as I get it running I will post a pull request. |
Can you post the full stack trace? This is what happens when you don't test your code, kids. 😅 But yeah you need to have trained a model on mscoco before you can test it. FYI, I decided to simplify the first steps a bit: #29 |
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