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I was trying to plot the ground truth labels on video dataset of visdrone. The annotation format is like -
Visdrones Video Detection dev- test set -
ann = 98 ,0 ,808 ,1 ,47 ,22 ,1 ,4 , 0, 0
I am aware of the DET format and in this VID format ann[2] to ann[5] is bbox, ann[6] is category.
Is ann[7] score?
ann[8] = truncation?
ann[9] = occlusion?
I assumed ann[0] as index and ann[1] as frame. But when I plot the ground truth on the image I found ann[0] as frame and now I am not sure what ann[1] is.
Could you please clarify what annotations are? Thanks.
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I was trying to plot the ground truth labels on video dataset of visdrone. The annotation format is like -
Visdrones Video Detection dev- test set - ann = 98 ,0 ,808 ,1 ,47 ,22 ,1 ,4 , 0, 0
I am aware of the DET format and in this VID format ann[2] to ann[5] is bbox, ann[6] is category.
Is ann[7] score?
ann[8] = truncation?
ann[9] = occlusion?
I assumed ann[0] as index and ann[1] as frame. But when I plot the ground truth on the image I found ann[0] as frame and now I am not sure what ann[1] is.
Could you please clarify what annotations are? Thanks.
We did some brainstorming, found ann[7] is class category. And -
0- group, 1-walking people, 2-stationary people, 3-bicycles, 4-cars, 5-Van, 10 - tryvehicle
rest are yet to find. Please help in understanding ann[1].
I was trying to plot the ground truth labels on video dataset of visdrone. The annotation format is like -
Visdrones Video Detection dev- test set -
ann = 98 ,0 ,808 ,1 ,47 ,22 ,1 ,4 , 0, 0
I am aware of the DET format and in this VID format ann[2] to ann[5] is bbox, ann[6] is category.
I assumed ann[0] as index and ann[1] as frame. But when I plot the ground truth on the image I found ann[0] as frame and now I am not sure what ann[1] is.
Could you please clarify what annotations are? Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: