Install pytorch commit fd25a2a
See original GitHub issueI was running evaluation on cityscape and did not find args.test_scale anywhere. Its not mentioned in options.py aswell.
Error:
if len(args.test_scale) == 1:
AttributeError: 'Namespace' object has no attribute 'test_scale'
Running this from terminal:
CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=0 python3.6 test.py --dataset cityscapes --model danet --resume-dir cityscapes/model --crop-size 768 --workers 1 --backbone resnet101 --multi-grid --multi-dilation 4 8 16 --eval
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There are some environment variables in
setup.py
to set for customizing your CUDA, cudnn, NCCL paths. Thanks to God, it is in Python logic. The example in my case:@wmj1238 Actually, after I successfully installed pytorch@fd25a2a, I did not find that I need this ‘nervanagpu’ third_party. Meybe you forget to change to the correct pytorch version by: