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Hi, I am utilizing the synthetic human and perception packages to generate training data for deep learning networks.
I followed the guides on both readme documentation and obtained 2D object detection annotation for humans. However, when I add a 3D object labeler to a perception camera, Unity reports an error as shown
The error persists even on a completely new, freshly initialized Unity project. If I understand correctly, the error says that one of the inputs (vertexBuffer) to the "Compute3DbbAsync" function is null and somehow causes a memory leak.
Another weird thing is that when I generate 100 interactions. The same error only occurs for 94 iterations but not the last 6. Thus, I could only obtain 6 training data instead of 100. Note that when I turn off the 3D object labeler (only enable the 2D object labeler), the simulation works well and I can obtain 100 training samples.
Since I am not an expert on Unity, Perception, or Synthetic human package. Does anyone know where I should start to debug?
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Hi, I am utilizing the synthetic human and perception packages to generate training data for deep learning networks.
I followed the guides on both readme documentation and obtained 2D object detection annotation for humans. However, when I add a 3D object labeler to a perception camera, Unity reports an error as shown
The error persists even on a completely new, freshly initialized Unity project. If I understand correctly, the error says that one of the inputs (vertexBuffer) to the "Compute3DbbAsync" function is null and somehow causes a memory leak.
Another weird thing is that when I generate 100 interactions. The same error only occurs for 94 iterations but not the last 6. Thus, I could only obtain 6 training data instead of 100. Note that when I turn off the 3D object labeler (only enable the 2D object labeler), the simulation works well and I can obtain 100 training samples.
Since I am not an expert on Unity, Perception, or Synthetic human package. Does anyone know where I should start to debug?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: