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gpu [GPU_ID]??? Interactive Deep Colorization windows 10 64-bit #75
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Can I run the command line in CPU mode with Pytorch? If yes, how to do it? I don't have Nvidia GPU so can't run the command line in GPU mode. |
You can add a flag |
Thank you for your answer! I realy realy like this project of you. (^_^) I don't have any knowledge on programming so it's so hard to install for me. |
Maybe you want to double-check if the image |
I am not familiar with the Windows file path format. You should just go to python, and then debug the function python import cv2
img=cv2.imread("your_test_image_path") |
I'm using windows too, I had to change it as you said in gui_draw.py and colorize_image.py But when I run it to show the UI, it just doesn't appear anything, and without errors: (base) C:\Users\user\Documents\ideepcolor>python ideepcolor.py --gpu 0 --backend pytorch And only using gpu 0, if I use gpu 1, I got an error of tensors weight. |
Not sure. If you only have one GPU, you should use gpu 0. You can also try cpu model with |
Thank you for the response. I have 2 GPU, but I can't open de UI, and I got no errors, as I said before. |
@HoaBi11 , @amontanoa I just got that error (imread failing) - if it helps, I got around it by adding:
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Hello!
I want to use Interactive Deep Colorization but I can't run the command line below to run the UI
I don't know [GPU_ID] is what.
I use windows 10 64-bit.
I use Pytorch.
How can I find GPU ID?
Thank you for your support!
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