Running the t code shows loss=nan when calculating the coco dataset.

[liaochuanlin]

Running the t code shows loss=nan when calculating the coco dataset.

[sanitizer84]

I encountered the same problem with the coco_stuff dataset.

2023-08-07 16:07:13,007 INFO [trainer.py, 229] Train Epoch: 0 Train Iteration: 30 Time 4.248s / 10iters, (0.425) Forward Time 2.557s / 10iters, (0.256) Backward Time 1.583s / 10iters, (0.158) Loss Time 0.075s / 10iters, (0.007) Data load 0.033s / 10iters, (0.003317)
Learning rate = [0.0009995649894856365, 0.009995649894856365, 0.009995649894856365] Loss = nan (ave = nan)

Is it because there aren't enough training epochs?

[SchuckLee]

I encountered the same error, have you solved this problem?

[kevinkevin556]

I encountered the same problem when I changed the architecture to my own model. In my case, I found some elements of exp_logits + neg_logits could be zeros, thus resulting in inf after a log function.

After making a small change from

ContrastiveSeg/lib/loss/loss_contrast.py

Line 121 in 287e5d3

log_prob = logits - torch.log(exp_logits + neg_logits)

to

log_prob = logits - torch.log(exp_logits + neg_logits + 1e-10)

Everything was going well.

[SchuckLee]

I encountered the same problem when I changed the architecture to my own model. In my case, I found some elements of exp_logits + neg_logits could be zeros, thus resulting in inf after a log function.

After making a small change from

ContrastiveSeg/lib/loss/loss_contrast.py

Line 121 in 287e5d3

log_prob = logits - torch.log(exp_logits + neg_logits)

to

log_prob = logits - torch.log(exp_logits + neg_logits + 1e-10)

Everything was going well.

That makes sense for me, thanks for your help!!