Closed michael20at closed 7 years ago
Solved it myself, problem was windows filesystem, since 2_extract_files is made for linux filesystem and got confused with // and .
For anyone interested, I changed:
line 28 to: folders = ['train/', 'test/']
and changed get_video_parts to:
def get_video_parts(video_path): """Given a full path to a video, return its parts.""" parts = video_path.split('\') filename = parts[2] filename_no_ext = filename.split('.')[0] classname = parts[1] train_or_test = parts[0] return train_or_test, classname, filename_no_ext, filename
Your suggestion got me 99% of the way there but I had to change this line of get_video_parts:
parts = video_path.split('\')
There should be two \s instead of one. I don't know why but this site seems to delete the 2nd \ in these comments. Hope this helps the next user!
Thanks for following up on this @nbiller and @michael20at. I'm pretty ignorant to Windows path handling!
Hi, would love to try out the classification methods, but sadly I get an error on 2_extract_files:
Traceback (most recent call last): File "2_extract_files.py", line 99, in
main()
File "2_extract_files.py", line 96, in main
extract_files()
File "2_extract_files.py", line 38, in extract_files
video_parts = get_video_parts(video_path)
File "2_extract_files.py", line 76, in get_video_parts
filename = parts[3]
IndexError: list index out of range
Did everything in the readme beforehand, all modules are installed and uptodate (I think?)!
Thank you for your help!