The default track descriptions, which contain a list of the name of every dataset used in a segmentation, are too long, especially when there are more than a couple of tracks. The full name of the track spills out to the left and write.
description="segway ${NUM_LABELS}-label segmentation of ${LIST_OF_TRACKS}" [this goes above the track]
name="segway.$UUID" [this is to the left of the track and I believe needs to be unique or there will be difficulties loading multiple tracks]
Maybe we should change the default description to:
not have the list of tracks
have "annotation" instead of "segmentation"
include $IDENTIFYDIR or ($IDENTIFYDIR and $TRAINDIR) as identifiers (as they are specified on the command-line, with relative paths).
Psuedo-template choices:
1) Segway ${NUM_LABELS}-label annotation ($IDENTIFYDIR)
2) Segway model $TRAINDIR annotation $IDENTIFYDIR
3) Segway model $TRAINDIR ($NUM_LABELS labels, $NUM_TRACKS datasets) annotation $IDENTIFYDIR
4) other
We could make the description a Python template that is fed a dictionary with all those options. Would prefer a command line argument to an environment variable though.
Original report (BitBucket issue) by Eric Roberts (Bitbucket: ericr86, GitHub: ericr86).
As per discussed on the mailing list,
The default track descriptions, which contain a list of the name of every dataset used in a segmentation, are too long, especially when there are more than a couple of tracks. The full name of the track spills out to the left and write.
description="segway ${NUM_LABELS}-label segmentation of ${LIST_OF_TRACKS}" [this goes above the track] name="segway.$UUID" [this is to the left of the track and I believe needs to be unique or there will be difficulties loading multiple tracks]
Maybe we should change the default description to:
Psuedo-template choices:
1) Segway ${NUM_LABELS}-label annotation ($IDENTIFYDIR) 2) Segway model $TRAINDIR annotation $IDENTIFYDIR 3) Segway model $TRAINDIR ($NUM_LABELS labels, $NUM_TRACKS datasets) annotation $IDENTIFYDIR 4) other
We could make the description a Python template that is fed a dictionary with all those options. Would prefer a command line argument to an environment variable though.