No output

[Ahleroy]

I do not have any output when using run-network.sh. The printed output is :

Using GPU:       1
Running network: FlowNet2
Working dir:     /flownet2/flownet2/scripts
First input:     ./data/0000000-imgL.png
Second input:    ./data/0000001-imgL.png
Output:          ./flow.flo

But I have no file created. I do not know what "flownet/flownet/scripts" folder the script refers to. Is there anything I am doing wrong ?

[nikolausmayer]

Please post the complete command line with which you ran the example. You can also run the command with -vv to get a more verbose output which might help you identify problems.

[Ahleroy]

The basic command doesn't work :

./run-network.sh -n FlowNet2 -v data/0000000-imgL.png data/0000001-imgL.png flow.flo

Using -vv generates the same output. Adding '-g 1' doesn't change either.

[nikolausmayer]

Ok, so with -vv there should be a lot of output. Does everything look ok there? One "common" issue I found is that depending on your filesystem setup, the Docker container may have to be on the same drive as the location of the data and where the script is called.

[Ahleroy]

Look like the line "dummy=which nvidia-docker;" was making everything stop. When commented the script continues and says : ./run-network.sh: 172: UID: parameter not set

[nikolausmayer]

That's interesting. What OS are you running? The dummy line should not fail (or rather, it is ok if the enclosed command fails). I am not aware of a system in which $UID does not exist, but you could just replace it with whatever command produces your user's numeric ID.

[nikolausmayer]

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