About “trained model already exist” and solution way

[Huaxingweichen]

Congratulations on your paper get the best paper in iccv2019！
When I run your code, I input the path to my image and then tell me can't find the file.
Later I realized I should input the file name and put the image to /Input/Images/.
However, I get the “trained model already exist” .
I read the source code and find the path already be created then I deleted the path.
Finally, I can run it normally.

[JonathanFly]

That works, though what should really happen is that training is resumed if the model already exists. Not sure how difficult continuing from an existing checkpoint would be to add...

[15732031137]

Dear tamarott,
First of all, congratulations on your paper getting the best ICCV 2019 paper. Recently I had the honor to read that your paper had some problems during runtime, so to ask you, I first run python main_train.py --input_name huge.jpg without problems, but he from The photo produced at 0 scale is distorted, so I want to generate it from a finer scale, and then run the second command python random_samples.py --input_name huge.jpg-mode random_samples --gen_start_scale 2 But the result shows that the model already exists, Later, I changed another file name but it was still an image. In the end, the model still exists. May I ask why? Thank you very much! wish you a happy life!

[I-am-anonymous-coder]

The same problem is happening with me
I am running the code with
!python SinGAN/main_train.py --input_name rs.jpg --not_cuda
but always with any Image present in Input/Images directory , I am always getting
"trained model already exist". Even I tried with new images of my own by keeping it in "Input/Images directory" but still getiing that trained model already exist

[JonathanFly]

It shouldn't happen if you've never trained the model? If you see a /TrainedModels directory just rename it for now (or whatever directory it is storing the models in if you changed that, poke around until you find it.)

[I-am-anonymous-coder]

Thankyou very much for helping me out. But It was my mistake , I forgot to mention that I have already run that code in my system with new images and it got successful worked . I understood the reason behind it , why it was showing " already trained model exist " . Anyways thank you again

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