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Context:
I had issues with either t_embbeding_vocab or t_embbeding_tau which caused an error in CUDA when I ran satnerf model for Omaha data. Almost all scenes in Omaha data consists of more than 30 images, and I believe setting the default embedding vocab to 30 might be the root cause of the issue. I don't what t_embbeding_vocab is, so I need to know in more details about it.
t_embbeding_vocab corresponds to the number of image specific embeddings defined during the creation of the model.
The error means that you're trying to access an embedding that doesn't exist so either this parameter is smaller than the number of training images or you're trying to access an embedding that doesn't exist during evaluation.
The description for
--first_beta_epoch
,--t_embbeding_tau
,--t_embbeding_vocab
are all the same withds_drop
. I am not sure if their description are correct.https://github.com/centreborelli/satnerf/blob/master/opt.py#L72
https://github.com/centreborelli/satnerf/blob/master/opt.py#L74
https://github.com/centreborelli/satnerf/blob/master/opt.py#L76
Context:
I had issues with either
t_embbeding_vocab
ort_embbeding_tau
which caused an error in CUDA when I ran satnerf model for Omaha data. Almost all scenes in Omaha data consists of more than 30 images, and I believe setting the default embedding vocab to 30 might be the root cause of the issue. I don't whatt_embbeding_vocab
is, so I need to know in more details about it.Here is the CUDA error:
It happens when executing
rays_t = models['t'](ts) if ts is not None else None
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