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Is it possible to run this on a new input image? #2

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nelaturuharsha opened this issue Dec 24, 2019 · 2 comments
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Is it possible to run this on a new input image? #2

nelaturuharsha opened this issue Dec 24, 2019 · 2 comments

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@nelaturuharsha
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Hello,

Thank you for open-sourcing the code for the awesome projects you've done including M^2 and Show, Control and Tell.

I had read an issue on Show, Control and Tell that it is not possible to use it on new image as the control signals are extracted from COCO/Flickr. Is this the case for this approach as well?

In case one would attempt to scale it for new images (not in coco features) how could one proceed?

Thanks!

@nelaturuharsha nelaturuharsha changed the title Is it possible for running this on a new input image? Is it possible to run this on a new input image? Dec 24, 2019
@baraldilorenzo
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Hi @SreeHarshaNelaturu,

thanks for your interest in our works!
Currently we only provide detections features for COCO, and we don't provide the code for extracting detection features on new images, so you would have to adjust the code a bit. That shouldn't be difficult in practice: just extract the features using this repo and pack them in a .hdf5 file following the format described in our readme. Once you have done this, a small change in the Dataset class should be enough to make it work.

If you want to try, feel free to reach us out if you have any doubts or questions!

Lorenzo.

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nelaturuharsha commented Dec 26, 2019 via email

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