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@lucasmiranda42, @jonmatthis thanks for the help with this review. I see @lucasmiranda42 has started reviewing. @jonmatthis are you able to get started soon too?
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Hi all! Thanks for your help on the review!
Just FYI, I recently fixed a few minor bugs relating to masking and path handling issues a user kindly reported. I now added an updated release that includes these fixes: OmniTrax Version 0.2.3
All the best Fabi
Hi @Kevin-Mattheus-Moerman Is there anything I can/need to do at the moment regarding the revision process?
All the best Fabi
@FabianPlum no I am afraid not. I believe we are waiting for the reviewers to continue. I am going to ping them a reminder again now. Apologies for the delay. I am also afraid that many people may take time off in the summer... so hopefully they can pick this up again soon.
:wave: @lucasmiranda42, @jonmatthis could you please provide an update on this review? Thanks!
@jonmatthis could you please start the review?
Dear @Kevin-Mattheus-Moerman, dear @FabianPlum,
Apologies if it's taking long, but I should be finished with my review before/by next weekend.
Best, and thank you! Lucas
Hi both, thanks so much for your reply! I don't mean to rush anyone, I was just genuinely wondering if I had missed a step in the process that prevented it from continuing.
All the best and I hope you are enjoying the summer! Fabi
No worries, @FabianPlum! Thanks, and same over there! Lucas
:wave: @jonmatthis could you please start the review?
Sure, I'm just passing a bunch of travel and obligations, so I've got some time.
@FabianPlum - would you mind if I did my review in the form a live streamed "first time seeing this" code review on twitch and/or youtube?
You're welcome to join if you want, but I won't be scheduling a time - I'll just pop i when it feels right and opst the link here when I'm doe (along with the standard written reviews)
@jonmatthis - Sure, sounds exciting! Have never seen that type of review before. Either YouTube or Twitch are fine and I'd love to join the stream if you can give me a heads up.
All the best Fabian
@jonmatthis doing a live stream of the review is up to you and fine (/interesting). However, I would suggest you do it independently of the author @FabianPlum. So, @FabianPlum, please do not join the live stream, it is important that all reviewers are able to work on and review the software independently. Thanks.
@Kevin-Mattheus-Moerman okay, no problem. This is my first time submitting to JOSS so I don't know what review practices are common
@lucasmiranda42, @jonmatthis can you please report on review progress? @jonmatthis could you create your checklist by calling @editorialbot generate my checklist
?
Dear all,
apologies for the delay. I finish reading the paper and commenting checking what I could, but so far I didn't manage to install the package due to OS incompatibilities (I didn't have access to a Windows machine, and I was aiming to test it using a Parallels VM in MacOS, which unfortunately did not work). I just borrowed a Windows laptop that has a GPU, and I intend to test installation on that machine. I'll keep you posted!
Best, Lucas
Hi all!
I hope you're all well! I just wanted to carefully ask if you have started to have a look at the git repo and functionality or if there are any immediate installation issues that prevent you from conducting parts of the review.
Lemme know if there is anything I can help with!
All the best Fabian
Dear @FabianPlum, dear all,
After testing on several machines I can confirm I managed to successfully install the package! Issues will shortly follow :)
Best, and apologies for the massive delays, Lucas
Thanks so much for the kind feedback @lucasmiranda42! I added a short contributing guide and will have a look if I can make a basic CPU version of OmniTrax run on Ubuntu. As I don't have access to any MacOS systems, I can't really promise a working and tested implementation on that side.
All the best Fabian
@jonmatthis how are you getting on with the review? Could you create your checklist by calling @editorialbot generate my checklist?
@jonmatthis are you able to continue the review and provide an update? Thanks!
@lucasmiranda42 it looks like you have some unticked boxes remaining. Can you help summarise what the remaining issues are from your end? Thanks!
Dear @Kevin-Mattheus-Moerman, dear all,
thank you for your comment. My only concern at the moment is the open issue regarding OS compatibility. If this is too hard to accomplish, a justification why would also suffice on my end. Other than that (which I encompassed under the functionality box) this has green light on my end :)
Best! Lucas
Hi @lucasmiranda42,
Thanks so much for your feedback! I'm in the process of writing up my PhD thesis so I'm a little slow to implement new functionality at the moment. One issue with getting this to run quickly under Linux lies in the way the neural network side to run YOLO is easier to compile for windows where I built the basic libraries that seem to run well on all tested systems. On the general Linux side I'd have to spend more time reading into how this could be built on the fly (or solved differently altogether) as the system landscape is much more heterogeneous.
I will look into this again the second half of this week!
Thanks for all your time and help with the review.
All the best Fabi
Great, @FabianPlum! I'll test the new implementation ASAP. After this we should be good to go on my side. All the best with the thesis!
@lucasmiranda42 Awesome, thanks a lot!
@jonmatthis please let us know if you are still able to review this submission. If you can no longer we'll have to recruit an alternative reviewer. If you are able to still help, it would be great if you could get started at this point, thanks.
Sorry for the delays - I can take a look this week.
That is great, thanks @jonmatthis !
Hi @jonmatthis and @lucasmiranda42
Did you find any more issues that need fixing?
All the best and have a great weekend!
Fabi
Dear all,
happy to say that the issues I presented last time were successfully addressed. All set on my side :)
Best, Lucas
@jonmatthis Are you able to call @editorialbot generate my checklist
to get started? Thanks!
Hi @jonmatthis! Are there any issues with the repo or paper that need to be addressed before you can continue your review? I really do not want to be impolite or seem impatient, but the paper has been in review for over 4 months at this point.
Please let me know if there is anything I can do to expedite the process.
All the best Fabi
Got it running on Blender, but there's a filepath error when I try to run it:
Error:
Running inference on: [LogicalDevice(name='/device:CPU:0', device_type='CPU'), LogicalDevice(name='/device:GPU:0', device_type='GPU')]
INFO: Initialised darknet network found!
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\jonma\AppData\Roaming\Blender Foundation\Blender\3.3\scripts\addons\omni_trax\__init__.py", line 132, in execute
video = bpy.path.abspath(clip.filepath)
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'filepath'
Error: Python: Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\jonma\AppData\Roaming\Blender Foundation\Blender\3.3\scripts\addons\omni_trax\__init__.py", line 132, in execute
video = bpy.path.abspath(clip.filepath)
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'filepath'
Using the data from:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1PSseMeClcYIe9dcYG-JaOD2CzYceiWdl
Thanks a lot! Will look into this right away!
Hi @jonmatthis ! Could you send me the video you are running the tracking on? I can only reproduce the error when I have not loaded any video
Blender crash without error message on clicking TRACK button
Please specify which combination of video and cfg etc settings is expected to work properly
Your configuration looks good, but in the screenshots above it appears you haven't opened any video in your project. With your configuration above, everything should work as expected with any of the example videos provided, e.g: example_ant_recording.mp4
Cool thanks -
In general, your intro tutorial should not have choices in it
You have a few spots where you're like "Here's a bunch of videos/config files - pick one and put it in" - that's not great because then A - You don't know what the user is going to do and B - the user doesn't know what to do!
The consequence of that confusion is the conversation we just had.
You should update your tutorial to specify exactly which files should be input and then exactly what the expected output should be.
That's really good advice, thanks. I'll update the docs right away
Yeah, the implicit 'agreement' of an intro tutorial is "If you do exactly these steps, it should work"
It makes it much cognitively easier for the user (I don't have enough context to make decisions yet!) and MUCH easier for you to field complaints (the vast majority of which will be of the form "I tried it and it didn't work," bless em)
when your intro tutorial is locked in, it minimizes the number of ways I can screw it up , which makes it harder for you to tell if the error is because your code is broken vs a standard PEBKAC error
If you haven't seen it, I highly recommend checking out https://diataxis.fr for a great framework for making good docs/tutorials etc
Submitting author: !--author-handle-->@FabianPlum<!--end-author-handle-- (Fabian Plum) Repository: https://github.com/FabianPlum/OmniTrax Branch with paper.md (empty if default branch): Version: V_1.0.0 Editor: !--editor-->@Kevin-Mattheus-Moerman<!--end-editor-- Reviewers: @lucasmiranda42, @sfmig, @rizarae-p Archive: 10.5281/zenodo.10817891
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