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@CNSTJiatongLee Basically, our method supports the CULane dataset, so if your dataset fits the format of CULane, you can directly use our code to train on your data.
The requirements of CULane:
@CNSTJiatongLee Basically, our method supports the CULane dataset, so if your dataset fits the format of CULane, you can directly use our code to train on your data.
The requirements of CULane:
- lanes should be continuous line segmentation map
- each lane is a separate class
- CULane defines one background class and 4 valid classes (i.e. four kinds of lanes), which are leftmost, left, right, rightmost
- The total range of label is [0-5], 0 represents the background, [1-4] represents the four kinds of lanes
Does it support the Tusimple data set format? I am using the labelme tool for point labeling
@CNSTJiatongLee Basically, our method supports the CULane dataset, so if your dataset fits the format of CULane, you can directly use our code to train on your data.
The requirements of CULane:
- lanes should be continuous line segmentation map
- each lane is a separate class
- CULane defines one background class and 4 valid classes (i.e. four kinds of lanes), which are leftmost, left, right, rightmost
- The total range of label is [0-5], 0 represents the background, [1-4] represents the four kinds of lanes
Does it support the Tusimple data set format? I am using the labelme tool for point labeling
@CNSTJiatongLee
Yes, we also support Tusimple format. We provide a tool scripts/convert_tusimple.py
that could convert the Tusimple format to the trainable CULane format.
I want to label my own data, but I don’t know the supported label format requirements. At the same time, I want to know how to modify the settings to fit my own data set. My expectation is that the model can extract the center trajectory of each lane.