For the non-interactive demo, passing a different number of positive points for each object is not possible. Is there any way that I can pass the different number of positive points?
The other question is about "mask_n_timestep" which you mentioned here
Can you explain how does it work?
I thought "mask_n_timestep" means the frame number where an object appears in the frame for the first time.
But I experimented on the same sequence and the results were like these:
If we only have three objects in the "Query Points" text file and they all appear in the first frame:
If we have the same objects in the "Query Points" text file + three other points that appear in the next frames for the first time (Like frames 234, 520, 640)] :
If we have the same objects in the "Query Points" text file + only one other point that appears in the next frames for the first time (Like frames 234)] :
I don't why there are some random points appear in the first frame although I mentioned the right frame number for them and I followed your format.
Hi, Thanks for your work again.
I have two questions about the code.
For the non-interactive demo, passing a different number of positive points for each object is not possible. Is there any way that I can pass the different number of positive points?
The other question is about "mask_n_timestep" which you mentioned here
Can you explain how does it work?
I thought "mask_n_timestep" means the frame number where an object appears in the frame for the first time.
But I experimented on the same sequence and the results were like these:
If we only have three objects in the "Query Points" text file and they all appear in the first frame:
If we have the same objects in the "Query Points" text file + three other points that appear in the next frames for the first time (Like frames 234, 520, 640)] :
If we have the same objects in the "Query Points" text file + only one other point that appears in the next frames for the first time (Like frames 234)] :
I don't why there are some random points appear in the first frame although I mentioned the right frame number for them and I followed your format.
Thanks for your answers in advance.