Hi,
I have a question.
My plan is to provide the mtracker.Update method with custom regions.
I am generating my regions with the following:
new_regions = []
for el in orig_regions:
new_obj = mt.CRegion()
new_obj.confidence = el.confidence
new_obj.type = el.type
new_obj.brect = el.brect
new_obj.brect = mt.CvRect()
new_obj.brect.x = el.brect.x
new_obj.brect.y = el.brect.y
new_obj.brect.width = el.brect.width
new_obj.brect.height = el.brect.height
new_regions.append(new_obj)
and then:
mtracker.Update(new_regions, img, fps)
Unfortunately my tracker gets stuck after the second iteration. Do you have a tip how to solve this?
If I just use new_obj = el within the loop everything works fine.
It would be great if somebody could help me out! Or give me a direction.
All mt types are C++ structures with Python bindings. So Tracker waits not python's list of regions but C++ array - std::vector.
I'm not so good in python's bindings but try to search some way to transform from python into C++ types.
Hi, I have a question. My plan is to provide the mtracker.Update method with custom regions.
I am generating my regions with the following:
Unfortunately my tracker gets stuck after the second iteration. Do you have a tip how to solve this? If I just use
new_obj = el
within the loop everything works fine.It would be great if somebody could help me out! Or give me a direction.