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After executing the following script:
python generate_json_mask.py \ --ann_path ~/datasets/COCO2017/annotations/person_keypoints_val2017.json \ --json_path ~/datasets/COCO2017/results/json/val2017.json \ --masklist_path ~/datasets/COCO2017/results/masklist/val2017.txt \ --filelist_path ~/datasets/COCO2017/results/filelist/val2017.txt \ --mask_dir ~/datasets/COCO2017/results/masks/mask_val
The generated filelist and filenames in json files should be absolute path, but i got these:
In filelist.txt
000000472209.jpg 000000019642.jpg 000000268909.jpg 000000547777.jpg 000000049429.jpg 000000375321.jpg 000000250249.jpg 000000545549.jpg 000000126073.jpg 000000374391.jpg
In xxx.json:
[{"filename": "000000391895.jpg", "info": [{"pos": [416.82, 172.525], "keypoints": [[ 368, 61, 0], [401.5, 82.5, 1], [435, 81, 1], [446, 125, 1], [0, 0, 2], [368, 84, 1], [362, 125, 1], [360, 153, 1], [439, 166, 0], [461, 234, 1], [474, 287, 1], [397, 167, 0], [369, 193, 1], [361, 246, 1], [0, 0, 2], [369, 52, 1], [0, 0, 2], [382, 48, 1]], "scale": 0.8172010869565218}]}, ...
I failed to run train_pose.py, maybe caused by this problem. I did prepared annotations for training set as well, using similar script.
train_pose.py
Did I run the script in wrong directory? Please tell me how to fix it, other than rewriting the python script.
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After executing the following script:
The generated filelist and filenames in json files should be absolute path, but i got these:
In filelist.txt
In xxx.json:
I failed to run
train_pose.py
, maybe caused by this problem.I did prepared annotations for training set as well, using similar script.
Did I run the script in wrong directory?
Please tell me how to fix it, other than rewriting the python script.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: