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the standard of pkl #29

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pokameng opened this issue Apr 4, 2021 · 4 comments
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the standard of pkl #29

pokameng opened this issue Apr 4, 2021 · 4 comments

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@pokameng
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pokameng commented Apr 4, 2021

Hello,I want to ask to you about the dateset's standard of pkl,for example the ucfl101...,because i want to train this code in charades.

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ArchiZX commented Apr 4, 2021

You can refer to this

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pokameng commented Apr 4, 2021 via email

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pokameng commented Apr 5, 2021 via email

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Sorry, we do not transform the GT pkl file and can not share the code. The GT pkl format is listed below:
Our GT pkl file is a dictionary with the following keys:

labels: list of labels

train_videos: a list with nsplits elements, each one containing the list of training videos

test_videos: idem for the test videos

nframes: dictionary that gives the number of frames for each video

resolution: dictionary that output a tuple (h,w) of the resolution for each video

gttubes: dictionary that contains the gt tubes for each video. Gt tubes are dictionary that associates from each index of label, a list of tubes. A tube is a numpy array with nframes rows and 5 columns: frame number, x1, y1, x2, y2.

You can transform your own dataset's GT file into this format.

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