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DLR-RM / AugmentedAutoencoder

Official Code: Implicit 3D Orientation Learning for 6D Object Detection from RGB Images
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ae_init_workspace: command not found #8

Closed eyildiz-ugoe closed 5 years ago

eyildiz-ugoe commented 5 years ago

The preparation commands are somehow unclear.

Starting from:

export AE_WORKSPACE_PATH=/path/to/autoencoder_ws

Is this workspace supposed to be where we clone the repository? If not, we need to create another folder for this. Is this the case? Please clarify this.

Moving on:

The command of ae_init_workspace returns ae_init_workspace: command not found, which means due to the unclear instructions, something is not really installed right. Whatever the workspace is at, whether it's a separate folder or it's the cloned repository, this error is thrown anyway.

Last but not least:

(if installed locally, make sure .local/bin/ is in your PATH), if installed what exactly? A lot of installations through pip were done, are you referring to those? If not, what installation are you referring to? The setup.py of the repository?

A clearer set of instructions here would be really, really useful.

eyildiz-ugoe commented 5 years ago

Okay, here is how to get rid of the command not found error:

  1. Clone the repository.
  2. Install the pip packages.
  3. Go to the cloned repository on your computer, in my case AugmentedAutoencoder.
  4. Use the command pip install --user . here. It will install auto-pose.
  5. Get out of this folder, and create another one somewhere of your choice. Edit the .bashrc accordingly.
  6. Go into the folder you created. Execute ae_init_workspace here.