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How to use inference for multiple prompt? #107
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Thanks for your attention. We will fix this. You can try to run a single prompt first because more than one prompt will cause an oom error for high resolution using a single 80 G GPU. |
@JacobKong That's great. I suggest we sample from prompt.txt instead of the command line, as it would be easier to run benchmarks like VBench. I'm also curious about what huanyuan's VBench score is. |
这个不就是四川熊猫那个吗? ~~ #134 |
I try to use a list of prompts and the predict input is List[str]. But it reported
TypeError(f"
promptmust be a string, but got {type(prompt)}")
which is opposite to
prompt (str or List[str]): The input text.
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