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Some problems with the evaluation on leaderboard #138
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You simply run CARLA outside of the docker container. |
I tried running the run_docker.sh in the tools folder of the transfuser directory. I get an error saying: I am not sure how to get around this. Another question I had is that, run_docker,sh just ensures the local version of the docker can be tested. But my submission to the leaderboard server ran for ~150 hours with a status of finished. However, I cannot see any values on the log and this is the data shown on leaderboard: Are there are any suggestions/ similar problems you faced regarding this ? |
You might need to install nvidia support for docker, see here. For problems with the online leaderboard you should talk to the organizers they will usually help you. |
@Kait0 , thanks for clarifying that. I am now able to run the evaluation locally but keep running into other problems with the submission to leaderboard. |
I was trying to submit the transfuser model to the CARLA Leaderboard, and the submission says it was pending as it uses computes and never progresses. I tested the image on a local docker container and found that run_evaluation.sh times out as the client cannot connect to the server. Normally, I run the server on a different terminal. When I try to do this on the container, make_docker.sh does not copy the ./CarlaUE4.sh to the image, so we don't have a usual way to run the CARLA server on the container. Can someone lend more details on how to connect/run the server on the docker container, or is if someone faced a similar issue?
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