Jordi Salvador

Good job! In principle it should work just as well with those houses. If I understand it correctly, the problem you describe is a mismatch between the objects available under...

First of all, if the new IDs are used for objects but not for detections without any error message, it seems to be a THOR issue, which will probably disappear...

Hi @rginjapan, I think it would be best for us to provide assistance if you could describe the platform you're using, including, if using linux, the graphics driver and version,...

Hi @mariiak2021 , It looks like the floor plan generation function does leave some empty cells in edge cases. A quick workaround is to ensure that the `room_id` used in...

I see. In order to get you going, you can try to enclose the code in `generate_house` in a try-except block.

Hi @brandontrabucco, I can open the file on my side, but, in principle, you should be able to delete it, since it should be re-created [here](https://github.com/jordis-ai2/ai2thor-rearrangement-procthor/blob/0b3018962582cedde220765fdb97b2f79b5cbb0e/baseline_configs/one_phase/procthor/one_phase_rgb_base.py#L73). Let us know if...

> @jordis-ai2 @Lucaweihs can you take a look? It appears to be part of how the rearrangement houses were distributed. > > Should we move them to the prior package?...

Unfortunately, yes. I didn't notify about the new commit in this thread because the dataset is temporarily internal (waiting for feedback from the team in order to complete the design)....

Hi @brandontrabucco, I could replicate the error in my setup. I would suggest keeping using `PROCTHOR_COMMIT_ID = "90eac925dc750818890069e3131f899998dc58b4"`. The error comes from the `Houses` utility class, where the new interface...