Closed dennisushi closed 1 year ago
Can you check the classes registered in the registry when the script executes from models.environment import create_enviroment
? I remember we don't register the <lambda>
. I am wondering if you use the same registry from other sources. We didn't have this problem before.
Thank you for your awesome work, I got same error. I print the all the obj names as follows: It seems that the error results form the userwarning DecoratorContextManager.
Thank you for your awesome work, I got same error. I print the all the obj names as follows: It seems that the error results form the userwarning DecoratorContextManager.
It appears that this warning arises in versions beyond pytorch2.0.0, while our code is currently using pytorch1.11. I am not very sure, but you can downgrade the Pytorch version to try to rerun the code.
Thank you for your awesome work, I got same error. I print the all the obj names as follows: It seems that the error results form the userwarning DecoratorContextManager.
I know where the problem is. If you use pytorch2
, you should not use @ENV.register()
and @torch.no_grad()
as the class decoration simultaneously. Just remove this line as follows.
Have you encountered this before? I am trying to run the arm motion planning checkpoint
bash scripts/franka_planning/plan.sh ./chkpt/2022-11-11_14-28-30_FK2Plan_ptr_T30_4/
.