Open Hammour-steak opened 2 weeks ago
Thank you for your interest in our project. When using the evaluation script, please follow this naming format for the images: {any_imagename}{cocoid}.png. Just make sure the image name ends with {coco_id}.png. For example: xxxxx_0.png.
For example, the first sample item from my generated mig_bench.json is : "0": {"caption": "a photo of a black cat and a white cat ", "segment": [{"bbox": [0.127859375, 0.466743648960739, 0.691125, 0.7394688221709007], "label": "a black cat"}, {"bbox": [0.542578125, 0.5063741339491916, 0.8065468750000001, 0.7475750577367205], "label": "a white cat"}], "image_id": "500084"}. So, what's the correct name? xxxxx_0.png or xxxxx_500084.png. Thank you!
xxxx_0.png is the correct name, because in the evaluation code, we use cocoid as the key of the dictionary to retrieve the real annotatioi.
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For example, the first sample item from my generated mig_bench.json is : "0": {"caption": "a photo of a black cat and a white cat ", "segment": [{"bbox": [0.127859375, 0.466743648960739, 0.691125, 0.7394688221709007], "label": "a black cat"}, {"bbox": [0.542578125, 0.5063741339491916, 0.8065468750000001, 0.7475750577367205], "label": "a white cat"}], "image_id": "500084"}. So, what's the correct name? xxxxx_0.png or xxxxx_500084.png. Thank you!
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Thank you for your reply and I have adjusted the naming convention. However, I am still encountering some issues.
labels aren't actually useful, so you can just comment out the whole sentence
I try to formulate as "0_cocoid.png", but got some errors.