Closed utn-blei closed 2 months ago
Hi Yannik,
Thanks for your interest! I'm wondering #15 would solve your issue.
I have already merged with main branch, so you should be able to clone and install from source. I may plan for a pip package release by the end of the week.
Feel free to reopen the issue
This helps, thanks for the quick reply! :)
Looks like we introduced an error here ... when running
dataset.load_rtx_episodes( name="berkeley_autolab_ur5", additional_metadata={"collector": "User 2"} )
python yields
TypeError: Dataset._build_rtx_episodes_from_tfds_builder() got an unexpected keyword argument 'split'
The solution should be as easy as adding split: str = "all",
in line 423, dataset.py
Could you verify?
PS: I cannot reopen the issue - seems like it is disabled for this repo
Hi @utn-blei, I've made you an outside collaborator on this project so that you can reopen your own issues with it in the future. Unfortunately this has to be done on a person-by-person and repo-by-repo basis but should solve your problem for now.
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Hi @NotAFood, thanks a lot! @juelg and I would be happy to contribute in the future. Is there any specific way you handle the discussion of new features? Greetings from UTN in Germany :-)
@utn-blei , I've activated the discussions tab for the repository if you would like to discuss new features. Any post on there should notify the other repository members.
Hello,
thanks for the good work!
What is the preferred way of loading the RT-X dataset with a local buffer? When using the _load_rtxepisodes function, the dataset is freshly downloaded from the google gs server, whenever we run the code. This slows down training significantly.
I could overwrite the dataset2path function, however this is probably not the intended way of using the framework :) We're happy to contribute if this involves implementing a new feature.
Greetings,
Yannik