unable to run due to errors

[sushanthpy]

Great Work ! :). I liked the concept and started experimenting, but I'm encountering the following issue. I need your help to fix it.

without paint mark

File "/mnt/d/MOFA-Video/MOFA-Video-Traj/venv/lib/python3.10/site-packages/scipy/interpolate/cubic.py", line 249, in init x, , y, axis, _ = prepare_input(x, y, axis) File "/mnt/d/MOFA-Video/MOFA-Video-Traj/venv/lib/python3.10/site-packages/scipy/interpolate/_cubic.py", line 55, in prepare_input raise ValueError("x must contain at least 2 elements.") ValueError: x must contain at least 2 elements.

with paint mark es/gradio/utils.py", line 832, in wrapper response = f(*args, **kwargs) File "/mnt/d/MOFA-Video/MOFA-Video-Traj/run_gradio.py", line 507, in run divide_points_afterinterpolate(resized_all_points_384, motion_brush_mask_384) File "/mnt/d/MOFA-Video/MOFA-Video-Traj/run_gradio.py", line 43, in divide_points_afterinterpolate starts = resized_all_points[:, 0] # [K, 2] IndexError: too many indices for array: array is 1-dimensional, but 2 were indexed

[MyNiuuu]

From this image it appears that you haven't correctly added the trajectories to the image. I'm curious about how you managed to create these blue lines instead of trajectories or masks in the images. The correct interface looks like this after correctly adding the trajectories to the image (red arrows are the visualization of the trajectories):

Additionally, which version of Gradio are you using? gradio==4.5.0 is recommended for this demo.

[sushanthpy]

Hi @MyNiuuu Thank you for the response. i have upgraded to gradio==4.36.1 based on the warning, let me roll it back and check.

I have manually added the trajectories using pain tool. let me follow instructions and retry and keep you posted.

[sushanthpy]

Followed the instructions and downgraded to gradio 4.5 , when i click on trajectories getting below error message

[MyNiuuu]

You have to first press the 'Add Trajectory button' before clicking the image to add trajectories. I tried the demo on my computer and encountered the same error when I clicked the image directly without first pressing the 'Add Trajectory' button. Also, to prevent possible errors, you can follow the demo's detailed instructions step by step:

[sushanthpy]

Thank you for the prompt response and support, everything working has expected :)