Issue Encountered When Loading the Model: "pretrain_videomae_base_patch16_224"
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Dear [Support Team],
I hope this message finds you well. First of all, I would like to express my appreciation for your work. I have encountered a problem when trying to reproduce your code and load a model using the following line: model = get_model(args)
.
The default model specified in args is pretrain_videomae_base_patch16_224. However, when running the code, I received an error stating that the model could not be found: RuntimeError: Unknown model (pretrain_videomae_base_patch16_224)
.
I am currently using timm version 0.4.12
. When I attempt to search for the model using model_vit = timm.list_models('*videomae*'),
it does not appear in the results.
I kindly request your assistance in resolving this issue. Any guidance or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you very much for your attention and support.
Hello, I have encountered the same issue as you. Indeed, the model pretrain_videomae_base_patch16_224
is not available in timm
. However, I found it in the file modeling_pretrain.py
. I'm curious to know if the author imported the model from there, and why the default function create_model
from the timm
library is used in the file run_mae_pretraining.py
.
Hello,do you solve the problem?
It has been quite some time, and I apologize for the delay in my response. I recently came across your question on GitHub, and after reviewing my previous work, I have found some information that might be helpful to you.
Based on my recollection, it seems that I made modifications to the code responsible for loading the model in the "run_mae_pretraining.py" file. Specifically, I commented out the line model = get_model(args) and instead used the following code:
# model = get_model(args)
from modeling_pretrain import pretrain_videomae_large_patch16_224
model = pretrain_videomae_large_patch16_224()
These adjustments allowed me to successfully run the VideoMAE code, and I achieved promising experimental results. I hope this information proves useful to you in your own work.