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I will try to reproduce your error, but I need more information for it. Can you please tell me which demo you mean, from where did you download the body model, and from which file this error is raised?
I will try to reproduce your error, but I need more information for it. Can you please tell me which demo you mean, from where did you download the body model, and from which file this error is raised?
I download the model from this website: The specific download is the model under the title of smpl-x model (Download SMPL-X v1.1 (830 MB)) Then I create a new model folder in the root directory of this project and put the downloaded smpl-x model in it. The file structure is as follows:
Finally, I set the path of the model file in the configuration file (configs/fit_smplx_singleview.yaml)
model_folder: model or
mdel_folder: model/smplx/SMPLX_MEUTRAL.npz
python main_singleview.py --config configs/fit_smplx_singleview.yaml \
--dataset mtp_demo \
--input_base_dir data/example_input/singleview/subject1 \
--input_dir_poses data/example_input/presented_poses \
--output_dir data/example_output/singleview/subject1 \
--model_folder model/smplx/SMPLX_NEUTRAL.npz
I set these two paths, but both reported the same error.I need your help. Thank you very much!
Same error, too. I updated "model_folder" in "fit_smplx_singleview.yaml" to "models" folder path in smpl-x.
python main_singleview.py --config configs/fit_smplx_singleview.yaml \ --dataset mtp_demo \ --input_base_dir data/example_input/singleview/subject1 \ --input_dir_poses data/example_input/presented_poses \ --output_dir data/example_output/singleview/subject1
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "main_singleview.py", line 243, in
environment : PyTorch 1.8.1, CUDA 10.2
Thanks for your great works! When I tried to run your demo, it reported the following error: RuntimeError: einsum() operands do not broadcast with remapped shapes [original->remapped]: [1, 20]->[1, 1, 1, 20] [10475, 3, 400]->[1, 10475, 3, 400] Can you help me see what's wrong? Thank you very much!