Ha Ha… A very sensitive and easily offended cat too! Informally, ie always, known as Kitten.
Chihuahua! I won’t tell her: she would be mortified! ![]()
Ha Ha… A very sensitive and easily offended cat too! Informally, ie always, known as Kitten.
Chihuahua! I won’t tell her: she would be mortified! ![]()
I too thought you were into chihuahuas ![]()
It’s funny that none of us ever looked closely. It’s obviously a cat, but just as obviously if you’ve never looked directly at it and paid attention, it’s a chihuahua.
Thanks @Terry and @finestructure for validating my feelings, I am moved ![]()
@Masterpiga I hope others are able to help with the masks. For what ever reason both of your versions crashed upon opening on my system so I returned to previous DT 5.7 66f01e70a7 and all is go again. I look forward to your mask improvements finding their way into the master.
Progress update after ~53K edits harvested:
But the job is not finished yet, and the best way to increase the margin of confidence is to scan more libraries. So please, keep’em coming ![]()
After about 2 hours:
$ ./Darktable-5.7.0+686~g55c444eb0a-x86_64.AppImage --harvest-masks-xmp ~ masks_harvest.json
Killed ./Darktable-5.7.0+686~g55c444eb0a-x86_64.AppImage --harvest-masks-xmp ~ masks_harvest.json
I’ll have to take this in smaller steps. ![]()
Yeah, with XMPs it should take a bit. Let me parallelize it a bit.
Time is not that important – plus, my images are on a HDD, so parallelism would cause lots of thrashing of the drive heads. It probably ran out of memory. I had to leave after about 1.5 hours, and then it was at 32 GB RAM consumption, I think, without printing anything. Now I just restarted it on the main image directory, and it’s printing progress after a few minutes (8k out of 174k).
First batch.
dc_harvest.json.gz (2.1 MB)
And the 2nd, small one
tmp_harvest.json.gz (155.4 KB)
Thanks a lot, @kofa, your library made me find a bug ![]()
This proves that we still need more libraries, so please keep them coming.
Current status:
Bump! Anyone else willing to share their library? ![]()
I can’t find the new build with your link. Not sure what I am not seeing. Am looking for mac os build.
I have a small library that could be tested
Thanks a lot, @Pberg. With the link above you need to be logged into GitHub to see the links to the artifacts. You can download it also from here, which does not require that you are logged in.
Thankyou, that link allows me to download your latest builds and I have now signed up to github so won’t have the problem of accessing builds I had earlier.
Sorry to say, the mac os arm build crashes on my machine while the lighttable loads up so I have not managed to get it to work.
Is there something I need to do before loading the programme?
(I have little experience of dev builds but have managed to use several iterations of the build with Spektrafilm without any problems)
Apologies for taking up your time with this
Thanks for giving it a try, @Pberg.
That is my setup, it should work with fewer surprises than the others ![]()
When the program crashes macOS should generate a crash report. If you copy the contents of that file and send it to me (with a private message, no need to spam the thread) I can try to debug. Otherwise I have no way of understanding what the problem is.