Fallback to opencv in case triton is not supported

[dungdo123]

PROBLEM
The current implementation uses Triton kernel for euclidean distance transform (EDT) which is not supported or difficult to install for windows users.

SOLUTION
Fallback to OpenCV to run on windows environment directly.

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[lapertme2]

https://hf-mirror.com/madbuda/triton-windows-builds

[remybonnav]

How can I switch to open cv on a windows install
?

[dungdo123]

How can I switch to open cv on a windows install ?

You can force HAS_TRITON=False at model/edt.py to run opencv fallback.

[remybonnav]

How can I switch to open cv on a windows install ?

You can force HAS_TRITON=False at model/edt.py to run opencv fallback.

Thanks a lot. In the meantime I tried to install triton for windows as it was stated in another issue

[valiantlynx]

thanks