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How do I get the file "nalist.npy"? #3
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Sorry for the delay, Please find attached the nalist.npy for UCF-Crime.
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I'm sorry but I see no attachment to your message @AnasEmad11 |
Yes, I was recently reproducing the author's work, and I realized that this list refers to the start and end position of each video feature after concat, but this varies with the order in which the video features are concatenated |
How did you then find these boundaries in the concatenated list? I have another set of I3D features which are longer when concatenated than these ones, so I'd have to know the batch size |
I use xd's list, which is the features of each video, just load them individually, then record their lengths and splice them together, for example the first feature is [97,5,1024],the second one is [100,5,1024], and after concat it's [197,5,1024]] then the first segment is [0,96] and the second one is [97,196] |
I have added it to ./list in the repo |
Hello, Thank you for sharing the |
nalist = np.load("nalist.npy") #UCF
#nalist = np.load("nalist_XD.npy") #XD
These two files are not in the project, how do I get these two files?
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