Closed kt9292 closed 1 year ago
Thanks for your question! Our test code can handle images with solution 1280×720 on two NVIDIA 3090 GPUs. If you don't have such equipment, you can try to crop the original large-scale picture into several parts and process them parallelly. Looking forward to your new results.
Thank you for your answer. Unfortunately, I don't have enough gpu power. So, I am finding method to convert your code(based mmcv) to tensorrt(or onnx) but, i can not find how to convert... (i try to mmcv to onnx but this is not operated well) Could you advice converting your code?
really thanks
We have not tried to convert our pth model to ONNX as well. But I speculate that the conversion failed because of deformable convolution layer. You can try the deform-conv2d-onnx-converter in https://pypi.org/project/deform-conv2d-onnx-exporter/, or replace the deformable convolution with ordinary convolution, retrain the network and deploy again. Wish you success.
Thanks to your source code. your code operate very well. but it leak memory or shortage of memory when i process images which is 1280 x 720 size. Did you try processing over than 640 x 480?
or could you advice how to process 1280 x 720 size? My GPU is GeForce RTX 2080 SUPER Mobile / Max-Q