Open MoeenArif1 opened 4 months ago
Hello,
What was your terminal command?
You should write "--datasetting unpaired" as in a readme file.
i am using datasetting unpaired in my terminal command. The output shows datasetting unpaired but on unpaired data, scripts still looks for data.
this is my command: !python test_generator.py --occlusion \ --test_name {custom_out_2} \ --tocg_checkpoint "/content/drive/MyDrive/2d-sd-vton/try_on_condition_generator/tocg.pth" --gpu_ids "0" --gen_checkpoint "/content/drive/MyDrive/2d-sd-vton/try_on_image_generator/toig.pth" \ --datasetting 'unpaired' \ --dataroot "/content/drive/MyDrive/2d-sd-vton/unpaired-dataset-demo" \ --data_list "/content/drive/MyDrive/2d-sd-vton/Custom-DataSet-Main/test_pairs.txt" \ --output_dir "/content/drive/MyDrive/2d-sd-vton/output" \ --composition_mask
any update on unpaired data setting. here is link of unpaired datasetting on which the model fails and looks for a paired setting : https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1678mBOZ89uXMgakqeqDNuaTvlPLfHMIl?usp=sharing
I wanted to compare the results of your model checkpoint with others. However, when I use the unpaired data settings, it still seeks clothing on the model (human), as in the paired dataset. Could you please guide me on how to make it work for unpaired datasets?