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I need to execute simple inference for Image-text retreival, I want a score for image and a caption, as presented here for ViLT.
I've installed the package, and running run_retreival.py
I'm trying to following the instructions in the model zoo. By the way, the checkpoint for the VinVL doesn't work, but I can use Oscar model checkpoint as well.
What should be the --eval_model_dir? You write "# could be base/large models.", I pointed it the the model downloaded from the model zoo.
However, when I ran it, I receive: FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'datasets/coco_ir/test_captions.pt'
I found the coco_ir download here in the Download page, but it's 20GB and my network doesn't succeed downloading such file. Is it mandatory to run the simple inference?
Is there a simple way to receive a matching score given an image and a possible caption?
Thank you
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Hello.
I need to execute simple inference for Image-text retreival, I want a score for image and a caption, as presented here for ViLT.
I've installed the package, and running
run_retreival.py
I'm trying to following the instructions in the model zoo. By the way, the checkpoint for the VinVL doesn't work, but I can use Oscar model checkpoint as well.
What should be the
--eval_model_dir
? You write "# could be base/large models.", I pointed it the the model downloaded from the model zoo.However, when I ran it, I receive:
FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'datasets/coco_ir/test_captions.pt'
I found the
coco_ir
download here in the Download page, but it's 20GB and my network doesn't succeed downloading such file. Is it mandatory to run the simple inference?Is there a simple way to receive a matching score given an image and a possible caption?
Thank you
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: