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Error reporting out of memory after increasing image size #5
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The main problem exists in the calculation of AAM. |
Thank you very much for your reply. May I ask what modifications I need to make in AAM to make the image larger and still trainable |
You can try to modify the deformable convolution, which requires a lot of
computing resources. In fact, this is also the limitation of AAM. So far, I
don't know how to modify matrix operations in deformable convolution. Maybe
you can refer to other literatures related to the modification of
deformable convolution.
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Thank you very much for your reply. May I ask what modifications I need to
make in AAM to make the image larger and still trainable
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Ok, thank you very much for your suggestion. I will look for some literature on deformable convolution and see if I can find a solution. |
Dear author,
I am a student from hunan university. Thank you very much for the code you provided.However, I encountered a problem in the use, when I increased the image size from 128128 to 256256, there will be a out of memory error . I would like to ask what I need to do if I want to increase the size of the picture.
I am looking forward to your reply.wish you a happy life
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