Better errors & faster Replicate predictions

[bfirsh]

Hello again @yuval-alaluf :)

This pull request does a few little things:

• Moves loading model into setup() to make running predictions much faster/more efficient (we noticed this during the high traffic yesterday!)
• Adds a better error when the face couldn't be aligned (before is was something about shape being undefined, and it looked broken)
• Scripts to download weights / face landmarks to right place

If you run cog push after merging and pulling, it'll update the version on Replicate. 😄

[yuval-alaluf]

Hi @bfirsh!
The changes look good so I'm merging your changes. I'm interested in seeing how these changes will affect the response time on Replicate. I'll also try to make similar changes to my ReStyle demo :)

[yuval-alaluf]

Hey @bfirsh ,
Although I merged your update, I am playing around with further optimizing the predict function. Currently, we are still performing the following for every predict call:

SAM/predict.py

Lines 45 to 48 in 8d1c4b3

	net = pSp(self.opts)
	net.eval()
	if torch.cuda.is_available():
	net.cuda()

Although this takes only a few seconds, since it's always the same net each time I thought about moving this to the setup function so we'll have something like:

        model_path = "pretrained_models/sam_ffhq_aging.pt"
        ckpt = torch.load(model_path, map_location="cpu")

        opts = ckpt["opts"]
        opts["checkpoint_path"] = model_path
        opts["device"] = "cuda" if torch.cuda.is_available() else "cpu"

        self.shape_predictor = dlib.shape_predictor("shape_predictor_68_face_landmarks.dat")

        self.opts = Namespace(**opts)
        self.net = pSp(self.opts)
        self.net.eval()
        if torch.cuda.is_available():
            self.net.cuda()

But if I do this, I get a very weird behavior on Replicate:

It seems like it is stuck in a loop loading the model.
Do you know why something like this could happen?

[yuval-alaluf]

Also, when I run cog predict locally, this behavior doesn't occur. So I'm wondering if this is something that is happening "behind the scenes" that I simply can't see 🤔