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Stuck while rendering trajectory and Error in trying evaluation task #10
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If I get time to make a clean repo and test out some fixes I'll make a pull request. |
Hi @Samuel-Fipps , Thank you for reporting the issues with the code. It is possible that one of the dependencies got updated and the newest version is not compatible with the repo anymore. I would really appreciate a pull request if you have time to do it later. If you could specify more precisely which line and file causes the second problem, I will be happy to update it in the repo. Best, |
Okay yeah, if i get time i'll look into it. It might take a week, sorry
for the inconvenience.
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Hi Samuel.
Thank you for reporting the issues with the code. It is possible that one
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with the repo anymore. I would really appreciate a pull request if you have
time to do it later. If you could specify more precisely which line and
file causes the second problem, I will be happy to update it in the repo.
Best,
Alex
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Okay i think the problem is: |
And that version of werkzeug needs Flask==2.1.1 |
The issue is resolved in the PR#12. |
These issues are present in the current repo.
How to fix them:
Issue 1: Stuck while rendering trajectory:
#8
One of the modules in requirements.txt need to be a older version. I don't remember which.
Issue 2: Error in trying evaluation task:
#6
Happens when using cuda
You can either comment it out in model.util, I think you can add .cpu() to the cuda tensor like so: feat_extracted = feat_extracted.cpu()
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