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Can't get any result understandable #43

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kmkben opened this issue Mar 29, 2023 · 4 comments
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Can't get any result understandable #43

kmkben opened this issue Mar 29, 2023 · 4 comments

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@kmkben
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kmkben commented Mar 29, 2023

Hello

Unless I'm not understanding anything but I can't see anywhere how to run the program to have a result like video or something.

However when I run this command :

python optimize.py --config configs/breakfast_room.txt

I get two files in logs args.txt and config.txt but still not know what to do with them. And the command finished with killed, I don't what that mean ?

Is there anyone to tell me how can I get a result with the program ? and then I will can use my own data.

Thanks

@przemekblasiak
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@kmkben You likely ran out of memory. There are helpful tips on how to lower the required memory using some of the parameters in the manual: python optimize.py -h.

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kmkben commented May 6, 2023

Thank you @przemekblasiak for your reply. I found out that after and got nice results
Now I am trying to test with my own and getting troubles with cameras poses.
Do you have any advices to handle this ? I mean to find the cameras poses for my images.
I saw in some post to use colmap or BundleFusion but after some search I didn't understand on how to really do it.
Thanks in advance

@przemekblasiak
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przemekblasiak commented May 6, 2023

Unfortunately, same problem here. I'll let you know once I figure it out.
This is the most informative thread I found so far: #2 (comment) .

@onurbagoren
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The killed command might mean that the rays that are being loaded onto RAM exceed the allocation you have, and the script is automatically aborted. Might be worth looking into how much RAM usage you have when the optimize.py script is running.

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