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There is not the dilation as an argument passed into build_kernel_map function, Is it right?
kmap = F.build_kernel_map( coords, feats.shape[0], kernel_size, stride, padding, hashmap_keys, hashmap_vals, spatial_range, kmap_mode, dataflow, downsample_mode=config.downsample_mode, training=training, ifsort=config.ifsort, split_mask_num=config.split_mask_num, split_mask_num_bwd=config.split_mask_num_bwd, )
I want to know how does the dilation work?
- GCC:9.0 - NVCC: 11.7 - PyTorch:1.10.1 - PyTorch CUDA:11.7 - TorchSparse: v2.1
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@ys-2020, could you please take a look at this issue when you have time? Thanks!
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There is not the dilation as an argument passed into build_kernel_map function, Is it right?
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I want to know how does the dilation work?
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