Closed iris0329 closed 5 years ago
I suppose that you have downloaded the one-shot-model-davis and you have extract this zip file into a folder named one-shot-model-davis within the models folder.
If you have run eval_previous_mask.py
with the default parameters as given in the scripts, a new folder within the one-shot-model-davis folder should be created containing the binary masks predicted for the different object instances and the different frames.
If you want a more fancy visualization, like the ones included in the paper, then you can use the flag --overlay_masks so another folder will be also created with the RGB images and the masks with some transparency over it.
Yes, I have downloaded the 'one-shot-model-davis' model and extract it in the right place.
and I use the following parameters:
-model_name=one-shot-model-davis
-dataset=davis2017
-eval_split=val
-batch_size=1
-length_clip=130
-gpu_id=0
--overlay_masks
--visdom
--log_ter
then it surely creates 2 folders as following, but these 2 folders are both empty
Seems wierd. Thanks for your help !
Your output in the terminal should be like the one that I attach in this message.
You should see the frame names for each sequence while they are processed. If it is not the case, I would say that you should check the DAVIS dataloader or the LMDB generator (see dataset_lmdb_generator.py).
I hope it helps!
Thanks for help.
I found the problem is I downloaded another version DAVIS2017
after change -eval_split=val
to -eval_split=test-dev
, it works !
Thank you !
I have run the
eval_previous_mask.py
of one-shot-model-davis model, but how to display visualization results, such as mask or something? I figure out in the/rvos/src/args.py
there are some args about visualization and logging, how to use them ? Thanks for your help !