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* support train on nus
* refactor transfusion head
* img branch optioinal
* support nuscenes_mini in replace_ceph_backend
* use replace_ceph
* add only-lidar
* use valid_flag in dataset filter
* support lidar-only training 69
* fix RTS
* fix rotation in ImgAug3D
* revert to original rotation in ImgAug3D
* add LSSDepthTransform and parse_losses
* fix LoadMultiSweeps
* fix bug about points in-place operations
* support amp and replace syncBN by BN
* add amp config
* set growth-interval in amp
* Revert "fix LoadMultiSweeps"
This reverts commit ab27ea1.
* add float in cls loss
* iter_based lr in fusion stage
* rename config
* use normalization query pos for stable training
* remove unnecessary code & simplify config & train 5 epoch
* smaller ete_min_ratio
* polish code
* fix UT
* Revert "use normalization query pos for stable training"
This reverts commit 3009118.
* update readme
* fix height offset
2. Download the [Swin pre-trained model](https://download.openmmlab.com/mmdetection3d/v1.1.0_models/bevfusion/swint-nuimages-pretrained.pth). Given the image pre-trained backbone and the lidar-only pre-trained detector, you could train the lidar-camera fusion model:
**Note** that if you want to reduce CUDA memory usage and computational overhead, you could directly add `--amp` on the tail of the above commands. The model under this setting will be trained in fp16 mode.
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In MMDetection3D's root directory, run the following command to test the model:
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