Open VishnuSai87 opened 10 months ago
Even I am facing the same issue can you tell me how to extract speakers 2,4,6,8 from the cache file and create the bvh_rot_2_4_68 cache from bvh_rot_cache. Thank You.
@VishnuSai87 @nehaksheerasagar I use tmp/process_cache.py
to generate the my6d_bvh_rot_2_4_6_8_cache
from bvh_rot_cache
generated by BEAT preprocessing tools. I'm training the model now.
I run this command:python tmp/process_cache.py
This file got created my6d_bvh_rot_2_4_6_8_cache but it gave me this output:
train, 0/64
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "tmp/process_cache.py", line 58, in
After training for testing should we keep the my6d_bvh_rot_2_4_6_8_cache file in the test folder in the dataset to execute the test code because i did that and also got number of samples=0
I update the data scripts in data_libs, please see README in the sub folder for details. In short, we mostly follow the original BEAT processing procedure to generate bvh_rot_2_4_6_8_cache. Additionally, we patch it with rot6d and mel and generate my6d_bvh_rot_2_4_6_8_cache.
After training for testing should we keep the my6d_bvh_rot_2_4_6_8_cache file in the test folder in the dataset to execute the test code because i did that and also got number of samples=0
We use the finaltest
cache for testing. We split the original long seq test dataset into 34 frames for testing following the same operation in TED. Thus, you should split the test dataset using dataloader first.
I am getting this error while executing the recently released scripts for BEAT I am not able to find this file in the test folder of the BEAT dataset self.lmdb_env = lmdb.open(preloaded_dir, readonly=True, lock=False) lmdb.Error: /home/LivelySpeaker_beat/datasets/BEAT/finaltest/my6d_bvh_rot_2_4_6_8_cache: No such file or directory Can you tell me if I have to download the whole zip folder of the BEAT dataset or what exctly should I download from the BEAT dataset to run this code. Thank You