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Starting from strip_analysis, some video get "randomly" skipped and not analyzed for no reason => Joss #14
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Did you check the logs? Can you attach a log demonstrating the problem or a way to reproduce this?
… On Jun 21, 2018, at 11:57 AM, Josster ***@***.***> wrote:
On several folders containing each on average 10 videos, there is each time ### 1 video not processed###
for no apparent reason.
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It is unclear I am investigating. The skipped video, when ran again through ReVAS get normally analysed... Here is a logs from jxl on 3 folders |
I wonder if it has to do with memory. Maybe there is a memory leakage somewhere and it gives up on some of the videos. When you run them separately, no problem…
Hmm.. Need a way to test this hypothesis.
… On Jun 21, 2018, at 12:21 PM, Josster ***@***.***> wrote:
It is unclear I am investigating. The skipped video, when ran again through ReVAS get normally analysed...
Some stat so far: Number of video Actually analysed/Total Number per folder
ail_os 26/27
4/12 (!)
4/18
5/6
5/6
21/24
8/9
4/9
Here are some logs= from jxl on 3 folders
21/24=>3 videos skipped
8/9 =>1 skipped
4/9 => 5 [skipped]
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ok, I isolated two Errors: it is probably because we might read a video not starting nor Ending with NaNs. ==> I will correct this |
Error 2 =>Error 2 solved by Mehmet and Joss |
Update about Error 1: bug with 'beginNaNs' in CoarseRef |
so here is my temporary fix before line 270 in CoarseRef.m : |
What's the status on this issue? Did you temporary fix resolve the issue? If so, we can make it a temporary one. By the way, I think the second if statement should be as follows, right? @Josster if ~exist('endNaNs','var')
endNaNs=0;
end |
I solved the issue presumably in a more robust way by combining your method with also checking the value of beingNaNs and endNaNs when they do exist. Here it how it looks like: try
endNaNs = max(endNaNs1, endNaNs2);
beginNaNs = max(beginNaNs1, beginNaNs2);
if isempty(beginNaNs)
beginNaNs = 0;
end
if isempty(endNaNs)
beginNaNs = 0;
end
catch
% just in case
if ~exist('beginNaNs','var')
beginNaNs = 0;
end
if ~exist('endNaNs','var')
endNaNs = 0;
end
end Here is the link to the revision |
On several folders containing each on average 10 videos, there is each time 1-2 video not processed
for no apparent reason.
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