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erikbohnsack / pmbm

Python implementation of Poisson Multi-Bernoulli Mixture Filter for Multi-Object Tracking.
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how to run this project? #3

Closed zhanghm1995 closed 4 years ago

zhanghm1995 commented 4 years ago

Hello, thanks for your wonderful work and it's so kind of you to open source.

When I try to run your code by putting all codes in runforrest.ipynb file together, I found it may miss some files, such as the mot/fafe/showroom/showroom_all/showroom_bev_NN/logs/log-seq specified by log_root variable and the mot/fafe/showroom/weights_2019-05-03_14-01_epoch_110_fafe file specified by showroom_fafe variable.

Could you offer some help and point out some clues to run your code to get the results like yours.

Thanks a lot.

erikbohnsack commented 4 years ago

Hello!

Both variables are just folders to put the logs in if I remember correctly, which if you change the variable to something which fits your file system shouldn't trouble you.

erikbohnsack commented 4 years ago

Or create the folders :man_shrugging:

erikbohnsack commented 4 years ago

A lot of the code in runforrest.ipynb are related to different configurations, logging and plotting. If you try to understand the code you should be able to run a much simpler version.

zhanghm1995 commented 4 years ago

Thanks for your reply.

I have run your project successfully and got the results like in your thesis. After reading this project, I want to know what the word 'Fafe' mean? In the runforrest.ipynb file, I found there are many variables like FafeDetections, FafeMeasurements and FafeConfig and so on. I can't get the 'fafe' meaning in dictionary.

erikbohnsack commented 4 years ago

Our deep learning version github.com/erikbohnsack/etenn was called FaFe during the actual work. When it was time to formalize it in the thesis and open source code we changed the name to etenn since FaFe didn't make any sense.