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Hi @cvondrick I'm trying to generate a conditional model with main_conditional.lua. The README.md says that a conditional model is trained on a single static image. So, I created a job_list.txt containing a single line referencing a single jpeg file, and ran stabilize_videos_many.py, which extracted a single scene. I then ran main_conditional.lua against the extracted scene. This resulted in 100 iterations through the dataset, and then the program stopped, without saving a model. It looks like main_conditional.lua expects to run 1000 iterations through the dataset, but when I run main_conditional.lua against a single scene, it only run 100 iterations.
Is there something I should be doing differently? Should I run main_conditional.lua against several identical scenes to mimic a larger dataset? Should I simply set niter to a higher number, or saveIter to a lower one?
Thanks to you and your colleagues for sharing this great work!
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Hi @cvondrick I'm trying to generate a conditional model with
main_conditional.lua
. TheREADME.md
says that a conditional model is trained on a single static image. So, I created ajob_list.txt
containing a single line referencing a single jpeg file, and ranstabilize_videos_many.py
, which extracted a single scene. I then ranmain_conditional.lua
against the extracted scene. This resulted in 100 iterations through the dataset, and then the program stopped, without saving a model. It looks likemain_conditional.lua
expects to run 1000 iterations through the dataset, but when I runmain_conditional.lua
against a single scene, it only run 100 iterations.Is there something I should be doing differently? Should I run
main_conditional.lua
against several identical scenes to mimic a larger dataset? Should I simply setniter
to a higher number, orsaveIter
to a lower one?Thanks to you and your colleagues for sharing this great work!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: