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First of all, thanks for torch implementation! Finally i managed to run the model in a basketball environment. There was a few issue (in my case), but the overall result is promising.
for me the AdaptiveWingLoss was the right choice. Your constructed loss resulted a wrong anomaly in the training process (there was a weird, consistent blob in the predicted heatmap). I don't know why, I haven't checked it yet.
I don't know why, but your predict.py did not work for me. I trained the model with images and tried to test with video files, but somehow the prediction was really bad. I rewrote that part and i read the images as you did it in the ImagesDataset class.
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thank you for your interest and your work. If you would be so kind to provide a pull request, I would gladly review and accept it. I've stopped working on this repository for quite some time due to other priorities, but If you need help with any part of this code I think I'll be able to help.
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First of all, thanks for torch implementation! Finally i managed to run the model in a basketball environment. There was a few issue (in my case), but the overall result is promising.
if you are using the labellingTool.py and you don't have w, h columns than the default value will be 50 pixel (sigma)
https://github.com/mareksubocz/TrackNet/blob/12379a53da4ae343f064690686fd4bdd16da4283/dataset.py#L143C1-L144C43
and because of this part, the heatmap is wrong (i just deleted it).
for me the AdaptiveWingLoss was the right choice. Your constructed loss resulted a wrong anomaly in the training process (there was a weird, consistent blob in the predicted heatmap). I don't know why, I haven't checked it yet.
I don't know why, but your predict.py did not work for me. I trained the model with images and tried to test with video files, but somehow the prediction was really bad. I rewrote that part and i read the images as you did it in the ImagesDataset class.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: