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Last step of installation throws errors #3
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Hi, thanks for trying out CLIP-Fields! I am using Ubuntu 20.04. The error looks like it is coming from trying to compile the Edit: Googling the problem seems like there's a potential fix here, have you tried this already? pytorch/extension-cpp#71 |
Also, I am sorry, but I did not see the second part of your question.
You can find some sample data hosted at OSF at the data link on the readme, right here. |
Ah yes, thank you, the link you mentioned allowed me to fix my issue, and yes thank you for linking the sample data as well! Cheers! |
Hi there, another quick question. I keep getting out of memory errors when I try to run the demo notebooks. Could you please give me an estimate of the kind of hardware necessary to run the demo scripts? What are you using? Mainly I would like to know how much RAM to create the dataset, and how much GPU memory to run inference. Thank you. |
I have run the code on machine with a 10 GB GPU memory (Nvidia 3080) and 64 GB RAM, but I have not run proper benchmarking so I cannot tell you if that is the minimum requirement for inference. |
Hi there,
This is super exciting work and I just wanted to tinker around with it, but it seems the last step in the installation instruction is throwing an error.
If we can't fix the issue, I would also appreciate it if you could share the exact environment (os and linux kernel version) that you're using so I can see if the error still occurs there.
My environment info:
So everything upto the last section of installing
gridencoder
works perfectly.The error is thrown in the last step when running
python setup.py install
, but before that, the instructions say to locate your nvcc path and set that as an environment variable, which I did. On my machine when I runwhich nvcc
I getHowever when I run
locate nvcc | grep /nvcc$
I get a few more options:I tried setting my
CUDA_HOME
environment variable to all three paths, one at a time, and ran thepython setup.py install
But each time I always get the same error:
So I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong exactly? Are you using ubuntu 22.04? Anything you can suggest I try?
Additionally if I ignore this error and just try to run the demo notebook
clip-fields/demo/1 - parse rgbd.ipynb
I am stuck because I don't have an RGB-D video myself, or an iPhone 13. Would it be possible for you to supply a demo file, or a link to one? Thank you.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: