Hi, I am a master's student from National Taiwan Univ, studying in the Department of Medical Engineering.
I am impressed with your work and would like to seek some advice on a few issues I am encountering!
Two issues while running the training script:
1. RuntimeWarning:
I received the following warning during execution:
/home/allen/.conda/envs/UVI/lib/python3.8/site-packages/numpy/core/_methods.py:233: RuntimeWarning: invalid value encountered in subtract
x = asanyarray(arr - arrmean)
2. NaN Values in loss_all/train:
Additionally, the loss_all/train,loss_full/train metrics are consistently showing NaN values throughout the training process.
I have tried two different versions of the 4D-Lung-Preprocessed dataset (CVPR and update version), but the same problem persists.
Software:
Operating System: Windows 11
Remote Access Tool: MobaXterm 23.2
Python/PyTorch Version: Same as specified in the requirements.txt provided by the repository
Thank you for your patience and your prompt responses!
Have you had a chance to work with the cardiac dataset? I would like to determine whether the error is originating from the dataset itself or the code.
Hi, I am a master's student from National Taiwan Univ, studying in the Department of Medical Engineering. I am impressed with your work and would like to seek some advice on a few issues I am encountering! Two issues while running the training script:
1. RuntimeWarning: I received the following warning during execution:
2. NaN Values in loss_all/train: Additionally, the loss_all/train,loss_full/train metrics are consistently showing NaN values throughout the training process.
I have tried two different versions of the 4D-Lung-Preprocessed dataset (CVPR and update version), but the same problem persists.
Environment:
Hardware: Server: Supermicro GPU: NVIDIA A100 80GB PCIe
Software: Operating System: Windows 11 Remote Access Tool: MobaXterm 23.2 Python/PyTorch Version: Same as specified in the requirements.txt provided by the repository
Thank you for your patience and your prompt responses!
Best, Allen