I noticed that some places in the code use the output of the map function directly, which is a problem for Python3 since the function returns a map object instead of a list. I've just gone ahead and converted instances of map object to list in a bunch of places -- I noticed you did this for some files already, but it's currently breaking the cityscapes dataset, which I'm currently trying to use :-)
The Python2 docs guarantee the result of map is always a list so I assume this shouldn't break anything.
Hey Daniil, thanks for your work on this repo.
I noticed that some places in the code use the output of the map function directly, which is a problem for Python3 since the function returns a map object instead of a list. I've just gone ahead and converted instances of map object to list in a bunch of places -- I noticed you did this for some files already, but it's currently breaking the cityscapes dataset, which I'm currently trying to use :-)
The Python2 docs guarantee the result of map is always a list so I assume this shouldn't break anything.