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Logs for the fine tuning on LVIS detection #55
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Also, I will be grateful if you can provide the hyperparameter setting for the 1% experiment |
@Flaick, have you managed to run the fine-tuning? I have a strange error. When I run
So, as it was suggested in the other issue, I run it on CPU and it worked!
What can be wrong?((( Also, I've made sure that |
I did not encounter that error when running on the GPU. I deploy it with slurm on 8 2080 ti cards, and I am not sure what is happening here. Sorry that I can not help with that. |
Hmm, that's strange... We have to have the same libraries. What CUDA version do you have? I hope @alcinos can help!
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Also, I tried to run fine-tuning in docker with CUDA 10.2 and CUDA 11.1. Again, it works on the CPU but I still get the same mistake on the GPU :(
numpy is needed because pycocotools uses it (I got an error without numpy installed). Also, maybe it's worth pointing out that pycocotools ''was installed using the legacy 'setup.py install' method, because a wheel could not be built for it''.
transformers=4.5.1, so I have no idea why the mistake occurs. Maybe, I should try the good old 'print' method, print all the sizes in the hope of noticing something wrong. |
Oh, there is no error with python=3.7.10, torch=1.8.1, torchvision=0.9.1, CUDA=11.1, transformers=4.5.1! With the recommended python=3.8 it also works (I'm using python=3.8.12) |
Hello, I am wondering if there is log file available for the fine tuning on 1% LVIS few shot detection.
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