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WARNING: Could not fuse any points. #21

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ThePrecoder opened this issue Dec 21, 2021 · 7 comments
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WARNING: Could not fuse any points. #21

ThePrecoder opened this issue Dec 21, 2021 · 7 comments

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@ThePrecoder
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When I run on my own data,it occured that error.However,it was alright on your datasets.
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I trained it use four gpus,so I guessed that is not the problem.and I altered the depth_H and W to my picture format.
By the way.Before the fusion step,It occured configuration problem and PatchMatch::Problem.I just dont know what happened.

@ThePrecoder
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and I found that when I used your provided dataset organized like the "own data",the fusion step is okay.Does it have some constraints on the data?

@XYZ-qiyh
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CUDA: out of memory.
please check your GPU memory consumption.

@weiyithu
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I also think it may be caused by GPU memory overflow. The resolution of your images are ?

@ThePrecoder
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ThePrecoder commented Dec 21, 2021

3648 * 4864,93 pictures.run on four 2080Ti.

@ThePrecoder
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I also think it may be caused by .GPU memory overflow. The resolution of your images are ?

I thought the four gpus is enough to process this.The fact seems not,thanks a lot.But after fied this issue ,it's still went wrong(without CUDA error).
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I changed the resolution of image to (912, 1216, 3),when it ran,the fusion step seems okay,.However,it still failed to run after codes.

@weiyithu
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weiyithu commented Dec 21, 2021

How many picture names in train.txt ? The error comes from https://github.com/weiyithu/NerfingMVS/blob/b7f6590be69611c814822dc32e2220857c4d1dbf/utils/pose_utils.py#L48. It is caused by the misalignment between image numbers in train.txt and images.bin.

@ThePrecoder
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THANKS A LOT!I check the train.txt,it was my mistake.I did not carefully examine the contents of the document.It's okay now.

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