KittiViewer-plus | KittiViewer+ is an upgrade of Second.KittiViewer
kandi X-RAY | KittiViewer-plus Summary
kandi X-RAY | KittiViewer-plus Summary
KittiViewer-plus is a Python library. KittiViewer-plus has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. However KittiViewer-plus build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.
KittiViewer+ is an upgrade of Second.KittiViewer for tracking, segmentation and methods comparison
KittiViewer+ is an upgrade of Second.KittiViewer for tracking, segmentation and methods comparison
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KittiViewer-plus has a low active ecosystem.
It has 13 star(s) with 2 fork(s). There are 1 watchers for this library.
It had no major release in the last 6 months.
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KittiViewer-plus is licensed under the MIT License. This license is Permissive.
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It has 13636 lines of code, 528 functions and 76 files.
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Top functions reviewed by kandi - BETA
kandi has reviewed KittiViewer-plus and discovered the below as its top functions. This is intended to give you an instant insight into KittiViewer-plus implemented functionality, and help decide if they suit your requirements.
- Draw anchors
- Add lines to the plot
- Plot boxes
- Extends color if necessary
- Generate noise per object
- Transform boxes according to loc_transform
- Select a given transform
- Calculate the group center of each group
- Load a pybind11 binary file
- Try to find device arch
- Called when config changes
- Filter kitti annotations
- Wrapper for nms
- Rotate the kernel for the kernel
- Compute the intersection of a line segment
- Rotate nms using nms
- Rotate the image using GPU
- Try to find the device arch
- Get pointcloud
- Calculate the results for a CoCoE evaluation
- Get kitti image info
- Draw bboxes in the given axes
- Return the inference by index
- Load detections
- Returns current memory usage
- Calculate the final evaluation result
- Draw bboxes in pyqt
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kitti_detection_root parameter contains a path for detection KITTI dataset. You must have image_2, label_2, velodyne, calib folders inside "selected_split": "training" folder. folders parameter contains names for each modality (if you named them differently from KITTI). compare_results_detection object describes how to display results from different methods. All results must be stored inside the root folder and methods[i]["name"] subfolder in KITTI annotations format (.txt files as in label_2). color field describes RGB color of 3d and 2d boxes.
kitti_detection_root parameter contains a path for detection KITTI dataset. You must have image_2, label_2, velodyne, calib folders inside "selected_split": "training" folder. "kitti_detection_root": "/data/sets/kitti_second"
folders parameter contains names for each modality (if you named them differently from KITTI). "folders": { "detection": { "calib": "calib", "image": "image_2", "label": "label_2", "velodyne": "velodyne" }, }
compare_results_detection object describes how to display results from different methods. All results must be stored inside the root folder and methods[i]["name"] subfolder in KITTI annotations format (.txt files as in label_2). color field describes RGB color of 3d and 2d boxes. "compare_results_detection": { "root": "/data/sets/kitti_results_detection", "methods": [ { "name": "method1", "color": [1.0, 0.0, 1.0] }, { "name": "method2", "color": [1.0, 1.0, 0.0] }, { "name": "method3", "color": [0.0, 0.0, 1.0] } ] }
kitti_tracking_root parameter contains a path for detection KITTI dataset. You must have image_2, label_2, velodyne, calib folders inside "selected_split": "training" folder. image_2 and velodyne must have folders for each scene. folders parameter contains names for each modality (if you named them differently from KITTI). compare_results_tracking object describes how to display tracking results from different methods. All results must be stored inside the root folder and methods[i]["name"] subfolder in selected format. color field describes RGB color of 3d and 2d boxes.
kitti_tracking_root parameter contains a path for detection KITTI dataset. You must have image_2, label_2, velodyne, calib folders inside "selected_split": "training" folder. image_2 and velodyne must have folders for each scene. "kitti_tracking_root": "/data/sets/kitti_tracking"
folders parameter contains names for each modality (if you named them differently from KITTI). "folders": { "tracking": { "calib": "calib", "image": "image_2", "label": "label_2", "velodyne": "velodyne" }, }
compare_results_tracking object describes how to display tracking results from different methods. All results must be stored inside the root folder and methods[i]["name"] subfolder in selected format. color field describes RGB color of 3d and 2d boxes. "compare_results_detection": { "root": "/data/sets/kitti_results_detection", "format": "ab3dmot", "methods": [ { "name": "method1", "color": [1.0, 0.0, 1.0] }, { "name": "method2", "color": [1.0, 1.0, 0.0] }, { "name": "method3", "color": [0.0, 0.0, 1.0] } ] }
Supported tracking annotations formats: ab3dmot: comma separated values in order:
kitti_segmentation_root parameter contains a path for detection KITTI dataset. You must have .bin files "selected_split": "training" folder. Each file is created using dill library and must contain segmented_points (NxC, C - amount of classes (currently C=1 only),original_points (Nx3 - with points coordinates), ground_trurh_points (NxC - with ground truth segmentation).
kitti_segmentation_root parameter contains a path for detection KITTI dataset. You must have .bin files "selected_split": "training" folder. Each file is created using dill library and must contain segmented_points (NxC, C - amount of classes (currently C=1 only),original_points (Nx3 - with points coordinates), ground_trurh_points (NxC - with ground truth segmentation) "kitti_segmentation_root": "/data/sets/kitti_segmentation"
kitti_detection_root parameter contains a path for detection KITTI dataset. You must have image_2, label_2, velodyne, calib folders inside "selected_split": "training" folder. folders parameter contains names for each modality (if you named them differently from KITTI). compare_results_detection object describes how to display results from different methods. All results must be stored inside the root folder and methods[i]["name"] subfolder in KITTI annotations format (.txt files as in label_2). color field describes RGB color of 3d and 2d boxes.
kitti_detection_root parameter contains a path for detection KITTI dataset. You must have image_2, label_2, velodyne, calib folders inside "selected_split": "training" folder. "kitti_detection_root": "/data/sets/kitti_second"
folders parameter contains names for each modality (if you named them differently from KITTI). "folders": { "detection": { "calib": "calib", "image": "image_2", "label": "label_2", "velodyne": "velodyne" }, }
compare_results_detection object describes how to display results from different methods. All results must be stored inside the root folder and methods[i]["name"] subfolder in KITTI annotations format (.txt files as in label_2). color field describes RGB color of 3d and 2d boxes. "compare_results_detection": { "root": "/data/sets/kitti_results_detection", "methods": [ { "name": "method1", "color": [1.0, 0.0, 1.0] }, { "name": "method2", "color": [1.0, 1.0, 0.0] }, { "name": "method3", "color": [0.0, 0.0, 1.0] } ] }
kitti_tracking_root parameter contains a path for detection KITTI dataset. You must have image_2, label_2, velodyne, calib folders inside "selected_split": "training" folder. image_2 and velodyne must have folders for each scene. folders parameter contains names for each modality (if you named them differently from KITTI). compare_results_tracking object describes how to display tracking results from different methods. All results must be stored inside the root folder and methods[i]["name"] subfolder in selected format. color field describes RGB color of 3d and 2d boxes.
kitti_tracking_root parameter contains a path for detection KITTI dataset. You must have image_2, label_2, velodyne, calib folders inside "selected_split": "training" folder. image_2 and velodyne must have folders for each scene. "kitti_tracking_root": "/data/sets/kitti_tracking"
folders parameter contains names for each modality (if you named them differently from KITTI). "folders": { "tracking": { "calib": "calib", "image": "image_2", "label": "label_2", "velodyne": "velodyne" }, }
compare_results_tracking object describes how to display tracking results from different methods. All results must be stored inside the root folder and methods[i]["name"] subfolder in selected format. color field describes RGB color of 3d and 2d boxes. "compare_results_detection": { "root": "/data/sets/kitti_results_detection", "format": "ab3dmot", "methods": [ { "name": "method1", "color": [1.0, 0.0, 1.0] }, { "name": "method2", "color": [1.0, 1.0, 0.0] }, { "name": "method3", "color": [0.0, 0.0, 1.0] } ] }
Supported tracking annotations formats: ab3dmot: comma separated values in order:
kitti_segmentation_root parameter contains a path for detection KITTI dataset. You must have .bin files "selected_split": "training" folder. Each file is created using dill library and must contain segmented_points (NxC, C - amount of classes (currently C=1 only),original_points (Nx3 - with points coordinates), ground_trurh_points (NxC - with ground truth segmentation).
kitti_segmentation_root parameter contains a path for detection KITTI dataset. You must have .bin files "selected_split": "training" folder. Each file is created using dill library and must contain segmented_points (NxC, C - amount of classes (currently C=1 only),original_points (Nx3 - with points coordinates), ground_trurh_points (NxC - with ground truth segmentation) "kitti_segmentation_root": "/data/sets/kitti_segmentation"
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