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TANYaYaPang avatar TANYaYaPang commented on April 28, 2024

Thanks for the release of DVQA.
I have run the eval.py on my workstation, which has the following specs. But somehow I always meet the error "CUDA out of memory" when evaluating 720p and 1080p videos. Only videos with the resolution of 540p or lower worked fine . I am wondering if there is any configuration I can modify to evaluate 720p/1080p videos on my workstation, or simply I just need to upgrade the hardware.

OS: Windows 10 home CPU: Intel i5-10400 RAM: 16GB GPU: RTX2060 with 6GB memory SSD: 256GB

Looking forward to your reply, Thanks a lot.

Hello, have you reproduced the DVQA code? If it is reproduced, how do you put your LIVE data set? I put all the data sets in a folder, and an error occurred: RuntimeError: The size of tensor a (35) must match the size of tensor b (109) at non-singleton dimension 2. If you know how to solve it, please reply. Looking forward to your reply, Thanks a lot.

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haiqwang avatar haiqwang commented on April 28, 2024

Thanks for the release of DVQA.
I have run the eval.py on my workstation, which has the following specs. But somehow I always meet the error "CUDA out of memory" when evaluating 720p and 1080p videos. Only videos with the resolution of 540p or lower worked fine . I am wondering if there is any configuration I can modify to evaluate 720p/1080p videos on my workstation, or simply I just need to upgrade the hardware.

OS: Windows 10 home CPU: Intel i5-10400 RAM: 16GB GPU: RTX2060 with 6GB memory SSD: 256GB

Looking forward to your reply, Thanks a lot.

I have no experience about the exact memory requirements for 720p and 1080p videos. Besides upgrading hardware, one quick workaround is to reduce the number of frames per sample. The GPU memory requirement is increasing linearly with frame number.

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haiqwang avatar haiqwang commented on April 28, 2024

Thanks for the release of DVQA.
I have run the eval.py on my workstation, which has the following specs. But somehow I always meet the error "CUDA out of memory" when evaluating 720p and 1080p videos. Only videos with the resolution of 540p or lower worked fine . I am wondering if there is any configuration I can modify to evaluate 720p/1080p videos on my workstation, or simply I just need to upgrade the hardware.
OS: Windows 10 home CPU: Intel i5-10400 RAM: 16GB GPU: RTX2060 with 6GB memory SSD: 256GB
Looking forward to your reply, Thanks a lot.

Hello, have you reproduced the DVQA code? If it is reproduced, how do you put your LIVE data set? I put all the data sets in a folder, and an error occurred: RuntimeError: The size of tensor a (35) must match the size of tensor b (109) at non-singleton dimension 2. If you know how to solve it, please reply. Looking forward to your reply, Thanks a lot.

A script is provided under https://github.com/Tencent/DVQA/blob/master/dataset/LIVE/prep_live_score.py. It will output a json file that could be directly used by the train or eval scripts.

Unfortunately, I am not able to figure out what happens given the limited information provided. Have you decoded the mp4 streams to YUV?

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TANYaYaPang avatar TANYaYaPang commented on April 28, 2024

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ccfco avatar ccfco commented on April 28, 2024

哥,有没有数据集给一份呢

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