fix: check if ROI width and height is NaN #2464
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homuler
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Thanks for reporting this. Fixed in our internal code base upstream, and will be pushed to GitHub in the next release. |
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ty @homuler! |
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Merged in 6abec12. |
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Does this stuff ever get backported? We are using 0.8.4 at the moment and want to incorporate this patch |
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Fixes #1965
When
//mediapipe/examples/desktop/hand_tracking:hand_tracking_gpuor//mediapipe/examples/desktop/pose_tracking:pose_tracking_gpuis run on Linux, it crashes sometimes, especially just after camera starts or camera moves rapidly.This issue occurs because widths and heights of detection's bounding boxes can be NaN.
This issue may be GPU-dependent, and I confirmed that it occurs with GeForce GTX TITAN X (driver version: 470.63.01).
Note that GPU sample (e.g. Pose Tracking, Holistic) may crash on Linux (cf. #2251) regardless of this.