Hello, as I previously have reported, it was indeed an issue with wrong file directory.
It has nothing to do with absolute directory (pointed out by you).
Simply adding "images" in the imgPath in datasets/COCO.py solved the issue.
I have also added in README how the folder should look like, referring to @leoxiaobin 's HRNet repository.
Actually, I just realized there's no images folder by default when unzipping COCO dataset.
I have been following @leoxiaobin 's HRNet repository all along.
Hello, as I previously have reported, it was indeed an issue with wrong file directory. It has nothing to do with absolute directory (pointed out by you).
Simply adding "images" in the
imgPath
indatasets/COCO.py
solved the issue. I have also added in README how the folder should look like, referring to @leoxiaobin 's HRNet repository.