- From: wenzheng tao <wztao@cs.utah.edu>
- To: Shireen Elhabian <shireen@sci.utah.edu>, Shapeworks Users <shapeworks-users@sci.utah.edu>
- Cc: Ladislav Kavan <ladislav.kavan@gmail.com>, Ross Whitaker <whitaker@cs.utah.edu>, riddhish bhalodia <riddhishb@gmail.com>
- Subject: [shapeworks-users] Efficient way for a new shape
- Date: Wed, 13 May 2020 09:51:33 -0600
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Dear Prof. Elhabian,
Hi! We are using shapeworks to optimize correspondences of a new shape
and it takes 84GB RAM. Is there a way to run it with less RAM?
Currently, I am optimizing the new shape with correspondences of 70 old
shapes by filling <fixed_domains> and <point_files> in the xml. It is
loading the distance transforms of all the old shapes, which might be
unnecessary. We want to lower the RAM because we are deploying it
online.
Please let me know if you need other information.
Thanks a lot!
Wenzheng
- [shapeworks-users] Efficient way for a new shape, wenzheng tao, 05/13/2020
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