Closed guisaldanha closed 4 months ago
Hi,
did you change the batch size parameter in GraXpert's advanced settings? If not, can you try a value of 1
please?
Many thanks and CS David
Hi,
did you change the batch size parameter in GraXpert's advanced settings? If not, can you try a value of please?
1
Many thanks and CS David
Worked perfectly. Thank you very much!
Good to hear that! For a more in depth explanation: the batch size parameter controls how many tiles are send to the gpu in parallel (the input image is split into smaller tiles, each is processed individually, and then the output tiles are recombined again). The AI 3.0.0 model is more demanding on memory and I assume your available gpu memory was a bit on the low side for a higher batch size value.
CS, David
Good to hear that! For a more in depth explanation: the batch size parameter controls how many tiles are send to the gpu in parallel (the input image is split into smaller tiles, each is processed individually, and then the output tiles are recombined again). The AI 3.0.0 model is more demanding on memory and I assume your available gpu memory was a bit on the low side for a higher batch size value.
CS, David
I understood. Thank you for the explanation. It's always better to know why things happen.
Windows 11, 23H2. Graphics card: Intel Iris Xe Graphics Processor: 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-11390H RAM: 32,0 GB
I use GraXpert with the denoise model 2.0.0 and the Background Extraction model 1.0.1 without any problems.
Yesterday a friend had a problem downloading the 3.0.0 model of denoise and I tried to download and use it here at home and the same problem occurred. Apparently there were no errors when downloading the artificial intelligence model 3.0.0 (about 455Mb), but when denoise is being applied an error occurred. Below is the log: