Christopher Lee

Hi! I recommend taking a look at the following libraries for examples on setting up setup.py: https://github.com/torch-points3d/torch-points-kernels/blob/master/setup.py https://github.com/mit-han-lab/torchsparse/blob/master/setup.py Let me know if you have any questions, I am happy to...

I would maybe recommend following the format of torch-points-kernels, where the cuda c++ code is in a "cuda" folder and then you can setup all of the extensions under the...

Hi! Thanks for your interest. Unfortunately, due to the various torch/cuda combinations, we can't host wheels directly on pypi. What other projects do is self-host the wheels with all such...

@pfmephisto I had a chance to look at this. If you're able to test out my conda build with a few different permutations of python/pytorch versions, that'd be a huge...

Hi, I would suggest avoiding poetry and installing directly with pip if possible, we will be phasing out poetry support shortly.

As the error indicates, the version of cuda toolkit you have installed on the system (11.3) is different than the toolkit used with pytorch (10.2). You'll need to either upgrade...

@maskjp Thanks for the contribution! I'm curious which version of pytorch you compiled against, did they change the tensor namespace to `torch` at somepoint? I'm guessing the models use ~50%...

@nicolas-chaulet we should add precommit.ci to this repo, so we can ensure consistent formatting on PRs, what do you think? Also, maybe we could add a pytorch version matrix to...

@maskjp I'm getting an issue with the testing, it seems like the cpu and gpu fps are not matching up? ``` FAIL: test_gpu (test.test_fps.TestFps) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Traceback (most recent call last):...

Thanks for clarifying! In addition to what Nicolas suggested, would you mind also add a test that verifies the functionality of cuda fps on its own, similar to `test_simplecpu`? The...