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Detect.py #11372
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@Benti98, it sounds like the issue may have to do with the way the function is being called in your custom Python script. One issue could be that you're not passing the correct data types for |
It doesn't give me any error, simply it exits the program saying anything. |
@Benti98, it sounds like the issue could be related to the device or precision. You might try adding a few debug print statements to the One thing to try is to remove the If, after these steps, you're still having trouble, please let me know and I'll help you work through the issue. |
The device is always the same, 'cpu', but even if i delete the .to(device) in the statement |
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@Benti98 the detailed information you provided is helpful for debugging. The model structure seems to be loading correctly, so the issue might stem from the specific configuration or environment. As a next step, try testing the model loading and conversion in a standalone script with minimal dependencies to isolate the issue. This will help pinpoint what might be causing the hang during the conversion to FP32. If the issue persists, consider posting your detailed findings in our discussion forum at https://github.com/ultralytics/yolov5/discussions, where the community and our team can collaborate to identify the root cause and provide a resolution. Thank you for the detailed information, and we appreciate your patience and contribution to improving YOLOv5. |
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I am working with Yolov5 and i want to use the run function inside a custom python script.
I imported every modules and the entire run function.
I pass the main argument such as weights, source, imgsz as normal variables, but when it runs, the function stopped into the experimental.py script when it has to transform the model into FP32 model.
But if i run the application using os.system('.....'), i pass to this function:
ckpt = (ckpt.get('ema') or ckpt['model']).to(device).float() # FP32 model
the same kpt['model'].
Can someone help me?
Environment
-YOLO: Yolov5
-Conda version: 23.1.0
-Python version: 3.10.9
Minimal Reproducible Example
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Are you willing to submit a PR?
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