Rohit K Bharadwaj

I think in my case there shouldn't be any issues, just that the pip dependency manager complains about it :/ anyway, thank you for the information, you may close the...

I think this issue is related to Pytorch version 2.2.0 or CUDA 12. One of my dependency (xformers) was forcing the install of latest pytorch version, and was causing this...

This is strange then, because your setup seems to be exactly similar to mine, and yet I'm not able to install/compile the package..

have you set the CUDA_HOME environment variable? can you please type the following and tell me what is the output? `echo $CUDA_HOME`

Hi @dankresio, Thank you for your reply and for your involvement with the help. I'm accessing the PC through SSH and its a remote linux server. I was also exploring...

Hello, Thank you for your response once again. I was able to install torch properly with my installed CUDA in my university machine. I might not be able to install...

thanks for your reply @fenss, I have used the pip package to install this library and now able to use this library. https://github.com/IDEA-Research/GroundingDINO/issues/88

@aradhyamathur I think it has to do with CUDA/compiler installation like gcc/g++ in your machine. Since I don't have sudo access to my machine I just went with pip installation...

Thank you for your reply. I had just copied the yaml file from the coco example, and it uses `num_timesteps_cond`, not sure why I'm not able to run the inference...

I see, but could you please help me with the current inference bug in the given script, training process worked fine and there was a last.ckpt file generated but the...