Open eamonnkenny opened 4 years ago
On line 205 of monodepth_main.py you are splitting on dot ( split('.') ).
monodepth_main.py
restore_path = args.checkpoint_path.split(".")[0]
This means that if somebody uses a relative path rather than full path (something like):
../monodepth/model_cityscapes ./monodepth/model_cityscapes
the code will fail saying that the restore_path file is invalid.
restore_path
The solution is to not split on dot. Using something like adding os.dirname() or os.getcwd() with os.path.join() will not fix the problem if the split remains in the code.
On line 205 of
monodepth_main.pyyou are splitting on dot ( split('.') ).This means that if somebody uses a relative path rather than full path (something like):
the code will fail saying that the
restore_pathfile is invalid.The solution is to not split on dot. Using something like adding os.dirname() or os.getcwd() with os.path.join() will not fix the problem if the split remains in the code.