note: I'm completely aware that this project isn’t actively supported, but posting this here for (i) documentation of the issue; (ii) in case somebody can point me in the right direction to fix it myself (which I am very happy to attempt, if anybody has an idea about what's going wrong).
In EMU webApp, selecting a portion of the tangential velocity signal and running anagest almost always returns ‘Could not find any values that step over the threshold!’, even when there is a sensible velocity trajectory in the selected interval (e.g. see the selected interval below). You can get gestural landmarks eventually if you mess with the selection enough, but they're not always correct.
I was in email correspondence with @raphywink last summer and he confirmed that “unfortunately the current gestural landmark detection component seems to be broken entirely”.
note: I'm completely aware that this project isn’t actively supported, but posting this here for (i) documentation of the issue; (ii) in case somebody can point me in the right direction to fix it myself (which I am very happy to attempt, if anybody has an idea about what's going wrong).
In EMU webApp, selecting a portion of the tangential velocity signal and running anagest almost always returns ‘Could not find any values that step over the threshold!’, even when there is a sensible velocity trajectory in the selected interval (e.g. see the selected interval below). You can get gestural landmarks eventually if you mess with the selection enough, but they're not always correct.
The anagest settings in my config file are all in line with the published examples, but I also get this problem on the example databases, such as
ERC_SCATS_Polish
at https://github.com/IPS-LMU/EMU-webApp/tree/master/src/testData/newFormatSee here for a local copy of the above dbs with minimal code: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/2ol0fvlzxxy8hme/AAALUajKzbWSns8OzuVMnzVla?dl=0
I was in email correspondence with @raphywink last summer and he confirmed that “unfortunately the current gestural landmark detection component seems to be broken entirely”.