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as instructed; however, it gives me a division by 0 error for line 329:
print("found {} training files {:.2f} %".format(len(train_fnames_avail), len(train_fnames_avail) / tot_files * 100.0))
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ZeroDivisionError: division by zero
Based on the code right before, it seems to be gather the file names from the source directory. The <RAW_DATA> file has all of the .pkl files it came with when downloaded, so I'm not sure why it wouldn't process those files (assuming that is what is meant by "processing files from source directory").
I have the <RAW_DATA> and <SPL_DATA> folders both in the preprocessing folder (if that is in any way related to the issue).
Is there a reason why I may be encountering this issue? Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I used the [ORIGINAL TotalCapture DATA W/ CORRESPONDING REFERENCE SMPL Poses] data and ran the command:
python3 preprocess_dip.py --input_dir '<RAW_DATA>' --output_dir '<SPL_DATA>'
as instructed; however, it gives me a division by 0 error for line 329:
print("found {} training files {:.2f} %".format(len(train_fnames_avail), len(train_fnames_avail) / tot_files * 100.0))
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^~~~~~~~~~~
ZeroDivisionError: division by zero
Based on the code right before, it seems to be gather the file names from the source directory. The <RAW_DATA> file has all of the .pkl files it came with when downloaded, so I'm not sure why it wouldn't process those files (assuming that is what is meant by "processing files from source directory").
I have the <RAW_DATA> and <SPL_DATA> folders both in the preprocessing folder (if that is in any way related to the issue).
Is there a reason why I may be encountering this issue? Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: