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Thank you for your work on CEC. I'm very interested in your research because I'm currently doing similar work. I installed the environment according to your README and tried to run your code, and I found some issues in it.
First, The command to run the program in the README needs to be updated. The parameters passed in hydra should not include --. For example, python3 main/dmlab/train.py --method={METHOD} --task={TASK} --gpus={GPU} --data_path={DATA_PATH} should be changed to python3 main/dmlab/train.py method={METHOD} task={TASK} gpus={GPU} data_path={DATA_PATH}.
Secondly, it seems that you have used the wrong type hint, for example, you wrote list[float] instead of List[float], which will result in TypeError: 'type' object is not subscriptable. The same thing happens to Dict and Tuple.
I believe these issues might be bugs in the codebase. As such, I kindly request your assistance in addressing and rectifying these problems. After making these changes, please ensure to test the code thoroughly to prevent any further problems. Thank you.
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Thank you for your work on CEC. I'm very interested in your research because I'm currently doing similar work. I installed the environment according to your README and tried to run your code, and I found some issues in it.
First, The command to run the program in the README needs to be updated. The parameters passed in hydra should not include --. For example, python3 main/dmlab/train.py --method={METHOD} --task={TASK} --gpus={GPU} --data_path={DATA_PATH} should be changed to python3 main/dmlab/train.py method={METHOD} task={TASK} gpus={GPU} data_path={DATA_PATH}.
Secondly, it seems that you have used the wrong type hint, for example, you wrote list[float] instead of List[float], which will result in TypeError: 'type' object is not subscriptable. The same thing happens to Dict and Tuple.
I believe these issues might be bugs in the codebase. As such, I kindly request your assistance in addressing and rectifying these problems. After making these changes, please ensure to test the code thoroughly to prevent any further problems. Thank you.
I followed you use command like python main/robomimic/train.py method=cec task=lift data_path="/mimicgen/datasets/core/" gpus=cpu, but it said
@hydra.main(config_name="common", config_path="train_config")
Could not override 'method'.
To append to your config use +method=cec
Key 'method' is not in struct
full_key: method
object_type=dict
Set the environment variable HYDRA_FULL_ERROR=1 for a complete stack trace.
Should I use '+' to override? And it told me again and agin cpu is not right,but i only have cpu now
Thank you for your work on CEC. I'm very interested in your research because I'm currently doing similar work. I installed the environment according to your README and tried to run your code, and I found some issues in it.
First, The command to run the program in the README needs to be updated. The parameters passed in hydra should not include
--
. For example,python3 main/dmlab/train.py --method={METHOD} --task={TASK} --gpus={GPU} --data_path={DATA_PATH}
should be changed topython3 main/dmlab/train.py method={METHOD} task={TASK} gpus={GPU} data_path={DATA_PATH}
.Secondly, it seems that you have used the wrong type hint, for example, you wrote
list[float]
instead ofList[float]
, which will result inTypeError: 'type' object is not subscriptable
. The same thing happens toDict
andTuple
.I believe these issues might be bugs in the codebase. As such, I kindly request your assistance in addressing and rectifying these problems. After making these changes, please ensure to test the code thoroughly to prevent any further problems. Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: