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CNDNN_ERROR ? #17
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Please provide more information on how you train. |
Hello sir. My dataset is as follows:
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If i couldn't prepare "semantic labeled image", i can't use your code?? |
Did you successfully run my code with my dataset? |
You can run the code without using "semantic labeled image". |
How many channel dimensions is the blurred image? It should be 3, if not, you need to change the code. |
I am having the same issue! When I use the ADE dataset images it trains with no issues but when I use my own, with the same bit depth, it gives me this error! |
I think figured it out. It's basically an overload error I think. Decreasing the amount of images may help with that error. I don't know why a lower batch size still produces that error though, I now have to reduce my image count to just 25. This is code breaking. @Ha0Tang, please fix this or explain what I can be doing wrong. |
Hello Sir,
Using my-datasets, I tried to train your code.
But I met CUDNN-ERROR.
How to solve it??
Thanks,
Edward Cho.
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