Open tklinterg opened 5 years ago
You may want to a comment out #include of Eigen Tensor in cuda_op_kernel_v2_sz224.cu.
However, testing the model gives the error in my case:
InvalidArgumentError (see above for traceback): No OpKernel was registered to support Op ZbufferTriV2Sz224 with these attrs. Registered devices: [CPU], Registered kernels: device=GPU Node: ZbufferTriV2Sz224_15 = ZbufferTriV2Sz224[](transpose_16, Const_3, Squeeze_31)
It works (Ubuntu 18.04 / CUDA 10 / tf 1.13.1). Regarding InvalidArgumentError: it was cpu-only tensorflow installed in my env. Having complete implementation would be cool though.
You may want to a comment out #include of Eigen Tensor in cuda_op_kernel_v2_sz224.cu. However, testing the model gives the error in my case:
InvalidArgumentError (see above for traceback): No OpKernel was registered to support Op ZbufferTriV2Sz224 with these attrs. Registered devices: [CPU], Registered kernels: device=GPU Node: ZbufferTriV2Sz224_15 = ZbufferTriV2Sz224[](transpose_16, Const_3, Squeeze_31)
Hi, Did you solve this problem?@knma
I have the same problem with yours. Is there anyone who has saved the problem?Please send a message on this, many thanks!
It works (Ubuntu 18.04 / CUDA 10 / tf 1.13.1). Regarding InvalidArgumentError: it was cpu-only tensorflow installed in my env. Having complete implementation would be cool though.
Hi @knma Could you run the main code with this configuration? (ubuntu 18 , CUDA 10 and tensrflow 1.13?)
Hi, firstly - really interesting article! I'm receiving the same issue as @yyssmm . I'm currently trying to run this on a windows 10 system with bash installed on it. Would you have a clue on were to start looking for a potential error?
Thanks in advance.
_Originally posted by @tklinterg in https://github.com/tranluan/Nonlinear_Face_3DMM/issues/4#issuecomment-481969216_