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README and scripts for the Cityscapes Dataset
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Unable to get csViewer to work on Manjaro with miniconda #159

Open lkno0705 opened 2 years ago

lkno0705 commented 2 years ago

Hi, I can't figure out how to properly start the csViewer. It will not open any dataset folder, no matter what I do. I set the environment variable with: export CITYSCAPES_DATASET=/home/user/work/unpacked_datasets/cityscapes/ Folder structure of the unpacked_datasets folder looks as follows: Screenshot_20220118_164933

As it can be seen from the picture above I also tried to copy the cityscapesscripts folder to the root folder and start the viewer from there with: python ./cityscapesscripts/viewer/cityscapesViewer.py Sadly this made no difference. I don't know what else I should try to get it working. Does anyone have an idea or can point me towards the mistake I made? Any help is greatly appreciated! I included some more information about my system down below.

Misc Information: GPU: AMD Integrated Graphics Distribution: Manjaro (latest official release) Kernel: 5.15.12-1-MANJARO (64-bit) Qt-Version: 5.15.2 Desktop Environment: KDE Plasma (Framework Version: 5.89.0, Plasma Version: 5.23.4) Used Shell: zsh Used Environment: miniconda3 with updated symlink to fix the libstdc++.so.6 bug where the GLIBCXX_3.4.29 is not found; the environment also has the cityscapesscripts installed

aldyhelnawan commented 2 years ago

Hi, I don't know if I'm responding to these too late.

It seems you've encountered these error messages: image

It seems yours isn't on the same directory (level). As far as my understanding, the gtFine and leftimg8bit folder should be in the same directory and level (default)

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Or maybe you could modify the path (or the python code?) to call the leftimg8bit on a different path.

Hope it helps.

Machine: Ubuntu 20.04 Environment: Anaconda