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Hello, I am using ethzasl-ptam in ros indigo for my work, the problem is that somehow a lot of memory is being used up, even after I reset ptam at every iteration, when I run it again, the RAM keeps filling up. I have already restricted the maximum number of key-frames to 20, and tested on a 16GB RAM machine. Any ideas if this is a ptam problem or indigo problem?
Thanks
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We run PTAM for quite some time (although <1h) and did not see this issue. That said, it is possible that the code has a memory hole. The last time we verified this is ages ago. So your best bet is to use valgrind and check for memory holes.
Hello, I am using ethzasl-ptam in ros indigo for my work, the problem is that somehow a lot of memory is being used up, even after I reset ptam at every iteration, when I run it again, the RAM keeps filling up. I have already restricted the maximum number of key-frames to 20, and tested on a 16GB RAM machine. Any ideas if this is a ptam problem or indigo problem?
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Hello, I am using ethzasl-ptam in ros indigo for my work, the problem is that somehow a lot of memory is being used up, even after I reset ptam at every iteration, when I run it again, the RAM keeps filling up. I have already restricted the maximum number of key-frames to 20, and tested on a 16GB RAM machine. Any ideas if this is a ptam problem or indigo problem?
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: