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This project provides an implementation for "Learning Dynamic Routing for Semantic Segmentation" (CVPR2020 Oral) on PyTorch. For the reason that experiments in the paper were conducted using internal framework, this project reimplements them on dl_lib and reports detailed comparisons below. Some parts of code in dl_lib are based on detectron2.
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- Generate a base dataset
- Get field names
- Draws a box
- Visualize feature maps
- Default setup function
- Collects the environment information
- Setup the logger
- Convert cityscapes scripts into a dictionary
- Return the path handler for the given path
- Copies the contents of src_path to dst_path
- Load COCO data from a JSON file
- The number of seconds in seconds
- Register a coco separator
- Load COCO
- Forward computation
- Convolutional transform
- Collect environment information
- Draw the thing predictions
- Crop the bounding box and resizes it
- Setup logger
- Draw a panoptic segment prediction
- Calculate the layer
- Benchmark a function
- Evaluate the model
- Convert heatmaps to keypoints
- Draws the predicted instances
- Load cityscapes from images
- Try to copy inputs of CUDAO OOM
- Transform input tensors into GPU
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QUESTION
I have created an application in angular 6 which upon login takes the user to the main page. This page contains multiple links on both the navbar at the top (called toolbar
) and the side bar on the left (called side-nav
). I have created a custom dynamic routing service that would add links and their labels for the html templates.
The paths are added to the router using router.config.unshift
, and I have verified that these paths are added properly under config
when I log the router in the console.
The login page of my application has the root path (i.e ' '
) and the Main
page after login has the path /main
(router configuration added below).
The problem I seem to be having has 2 parts:
whenever I click a link on the
side-nav
or thetoolbar
, the url on the address bar shows melocalhost.com:4200/main/
and the page displayed is theNotFoundComponent
(i.e it could not find the route). I don't want the path to be achild
of/main
but the root url (i.e' '
), because the navigation bar would be on every page, and this might bring up a situation likelocalhost:4200/main////
on clicking multiple items, which a is pretty bad design.If i try to manually add the path to the application eg.
localhost:4200/
the same result is shown (NotFoundComponent
). No matter what I do it simply cannot find the path, even though in console it's perfectly defined when I log the router.
For testing purposes all my paths redirect me to a DummyComponent
.
Here is my code, I am sharing the code for my ToolbarComponent
, and the Side Nav is pretty much the same except for a few bits and pieces:
app.routing.ts:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-14 at 05:02Solved: The problem lied in my template: the value passed to routerLink
needed to be modified, example here and solution here
QUESTION
I have an application that uses a typescript file for setting up links and within the template I use ngFor
to interpolate through the links and build a navigation bar. Within those link objects there is a property called link.path
containing the path to be redirected to. I use [routerLink]
to redirect to the path required, which works fine, but I was not at the root url. I need to achieve this functionality, which appends the child route to the root of the application. However, after changing my implementation to:
[routerLink]= '["/link.path"]'
On click I am redirected to /link.path
rather than /
which naturally gives me a not found error.
how do i change my expression above to show the actual value inside this parameter rather than giving me link.path
as a string?
component.ts
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-13 at 10:53In Angular you can compose URL with respect of any path; [routerLink]
provide the facility to provide string token or variables to make final path
[routerLink]="['/', var, 'str']"
=/var/str
QUESTION
I am working on Angular 6 application. I have requirements to load dynamic routes from database. so to achieve this I have injecting Routes service class (DynamicRoutingService) which is responsible to load static and dynamic routes from database and add in app.module.ts --> RouterModule.forRoot(RouteCollection).
In DynamicRoutingService class, I am loading data using subscribe method, my issue is the page of requested url is render before subscribe method get http result hence, application throw error of invalid route.
I am come across to use resolve and promise to solve this but not sure exactly I do that and that is where I need help
app route resolver ...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-08 at 13:52I am not sure if you are using the correct aproach here to load dynamic routes. Resolvers in angular are helpers that prefetch data for an assigned route.
Example 1:
QUESTION
I Angular 6 application, I am passing angular routes from service class in format
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-06 at 16:27this.router.config.unshift(...dynamicRoutes);
QUESTION
I'm setting up dynamic routing for my application in angular 6, and when I run the application there are no compile errors, but once I click on a link (say, knowledge base) it gives me the following error:
core.js:1673 ERROR Error: Uncaught (in promise): Error: Cannot match any routes. URL Segment: 'main/knowledge-base'
I followed the tutorials Here and Here for applying dynamic routing to my application, which would allow components
to create links, display them on screen and redirect when clicked. For testing I have created a dummyComponent
, which would be used by every route initially, but will be replaced by actual components
when this is working.
However, due to the error above, I was not able to go anywhere with this. I tried browsing through the current solutions and the most relevant ones were this and this, but they wouldn't really solve the problem I'm having. Am I missing something perhaps?
Here is my code:
toolbar.component.ts
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-01 at 09:08You are not defining any child route paths for /main
. That is the reason you are getting that error. From what you have written, you can only route to /main
. Add the following :
You can either register different path directly as main/:somePath
or add child routes to /main
Method 1
QUESTION
Previously, I put all routing in one file, like this
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-04 at 14:32You have to use onEnter event.
should be something like this:
QUESTION
I am learning react-router dynamic routing from this link https://github.com/ReactTraining/react-router/blob/master/docs/guides/DynamicRouting.md. The huge-apps project is the one I am looking into. I cloned the react-router git repo from https://github.com/ReactTraining/react-router and followed the instruction to set it up. Everything works fine here. But I don't understand some parts of the configuration in webpack configuration under examples directory.
Below is the output of the webpack config:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-08 at 04:48The React Router examples use webpackDevMiddleware to handle requests to __build__
resources, which serves files from in-memory.
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Install DynamicRouting
git clone https://github.com/yanwei-li/DynamicRouting.git
cd DynamicRouting
sudo python3 setup.py build develop
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