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Running Spacenet Vegas Semantic Segmentation Example #1427
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So the master branch does not work. Not sure to close this since the first two error messages are still valid. Feel free to close otherwise. |
Hi, thanks for the report! Yes, some examples are not yet updated to be compatible with the master branch. I would recommend using the 0.13 branch for now. I would keep this PR open because this is something we definitely need to fix. |
Did installing opencv via pip fix the problem? |
@AdeelH for the 0.13 branch yes installing opencv fixed the line. I added this line to the Dockerfile. |
BTW, this same opencv error was fixed on master earlier this year in this PR: #1323 |
🐛 Bug
So when I follow the instructions and have a local copy of the spacenet vegas folder, I get the error:
This references the img_format option on line 227 although it mentions line 228. However, I notice that the tiny_spacenet example and the actual SemanticSegmentationConfig Class say those two params are optional. so when removing it to test, I end with another error.
I also agree that these above errors are from pulling the master directly. However, when I run the 0.13 branch, I still get an error that says
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
rastervision run local code/spacenet_vegas.py -a raw_uri $RAW_URI -a root_uri $ROOT_URI -a test FALSE
The config can be found in the experiment
but just in case:
Expected behavior
Environment
Running Raster Vision directly in Windows is not supported, and we recommend that you run it from within a Docker container.
Any direction of the source of the errors would be helpful.
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