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The running speed is relatively slow #16

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qiuyuenheng opened this issue Jan 29, 2024 · 0 comments
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The running speed is relatively slow #16

qiuyuenheng opened this issue Jan 29, 2024 · 0 comments

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I used the following command to train the model, but the speed remained at 1-2 it/s:
python train_nerf.py "${INPUTS}/dance" --workspace "${WORKSPACE}" --downscale 1 --network sdf

then, i try to use:
python train_nerf.py "${INPUTS}/dance" --workspace "${WORKSPACE}" --downscale 1 --network enc
The speed has increased, but it can only be maintained at 6-9 it/s

when i try:
python train_nerf.py "${INPUTS}/dance" --workspace "${WORKSPACE}" --downscale 1 --network enc --cuda_ray True
The speed is very fast, reaching 50it/s, but after training for a period of time, the loss becomes nan.

It seems that you mentioned in the code that the current project does not support cuda_ ray. So, the third method seems to be beyond your scope of use. So, if only the second method is used, is it reasonable that the training speed on my device can only reach 6-9it/s?

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