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Your paper is fascinating. That you so much for sharing your code. I am finding a problem though and I'm sure if it is something on my end. I run it with a single GPU machine with ID 0. The command line is as follows. I modified it slightly where the ID was set to 0. Your example of 1 gave me an "invalid device ordinal" error :
When I execute, I get the following:
I'm not sure how async is used or why it is throwing the error. Just curious if there is something obviously wrong that could be the cause. Appreciate any ideas you might have.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Your paper is fascinating. That you so much for sharing your code. I am finding a problem though and I'm sure if it is something on my end. I run it with a single GPU machine with ID 0. The command line is as follows. I modified it slightly where the ID was set to 0. Your example of 1 gave me an "invalid device ordinal" error :
python test.py --dataroot ./ --model pix2pix --which_model_netG resnet_6blocks --which_direction AtoB --dataset_mode aligned --norm batch --display_id 0 --batchSize 1 --loadSize 128 --fineSize 128 --no_flip --name gpubatch_resnet --how_many 1 --ndf 256 --ngf 128 --which_ref ./new_crop/1.png --gpu_ids 0 --csv_path 00116.csv --results_dir results_video.
When I execute, I get the following:
I'm not sure how async is used or why it is throwing the error. Just curious if there is something obviously wrong that could be the cause. Appreciate any ideas you might have.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: