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Hi Robert,
I frequently observe duplicate decodes.
The problem is avoided by putting nchildren=1 in the process function.
You use the already_* dictionaries that work perfectly at the single process level, but they do not see each other in parallel operation. I know that you know this much better than me :)
I'd like to know if it is the intended behavior or you just didn't bother to do a final dupe check after all processes end. It's not a big deal since I can always filter out the dupes in post processing, but it would be nice to have a perfect output already from ft8.py
marco
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Hi Robert,
I frequently observe duplicate decodes.
The problem is avoided by putting nchildren=1 in the process function.
You use the already_* dictionaries that work perfectly at the single process level, but they do not see each other in parallel operation. I know that you know this much better than me :)
I'd like to know if it is the intended behavior or you just didn't bother to do a final dupe check after all processes end. It's not a big deal since I can always filter out the dupes in post processing, but it would be nice to have a perfect output already from ft8.py
marco
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: