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I encountered the problem of CUDA_ERROR_ILLEGAL_ADDRESS error during training when the objects are densely located, i.e. when there are many(roughly >100 or 150) ships in one 6001000 image. When I split these dense images into smaller ones(control object number < 50) and pad the splitted images into 6001000, the training goes on well with no error. BTW, the same error happens in all your repositories(R2CNN, RRPN, R-DFPN).
But I think split the images with densely located objects may damage the final performance, so I want to get this problem solved. Could you please tell me which part cause this error? Maybe GPU NMS or something else?
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I encountered the problem of CUDA_ERROR_ILLEGAL_ADDRESS error during training when the objects are densely located, i.e. when there are many(roughly >100 or 150) ships in one 600_1000 image. When I split these dense images into smaller ones(control object number < 50) and pad the splitted images into 600_1000, the training goes on well with no error. BTW, the same error happens in all your repositories(R2CNN, RRPN, R-DFPN).
But I think split the images with densely located objects may damage the final performance, so I want to get this problem solved. Could you please tell me which part cause this error? Maybe GPU NMS or something else?
Thanks for sharing!
Did you finally find a solution other than cropping the picture?
look forward to your reply
Hi,
I encountered the problem of CUDA_ERROR_ILLEGAL_ADDRESS error during training when the objects are densely located, i.e. when there are many(roughly >100 or 150) ships in one 6001000 image. When I split these dense images into smaller ones(control object number < 50) and pad the splitted images into 6001000, the training goes on well with no error. BTW, the same error happens in all your repositories(R2CNN, RRPN, R-DFPN).
But I think split the images with densely located objects may damage the final performance, so I want to get this problem solved. Could you please tell me which part cause this error? Maybe GPU NMS or something else?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: