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Question about dataset structure #8
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Hello, thanks for your interest in the project. To answer your question, you can just use the Why? The format is The |
Thank you for the response! That makes sense. |
Thanks for your explanation and it makes a lot more sense. But I'm still confused about what the sequence number is. For example, I get a sequence of frames from the dataset
Every single frame is different, and I suppose one unit of the sequence number indicates 1/5 nanoseconds. However, if I generate a video from the frames, they don't seem to be consecutive. fl_rgb_1590957096_772363597_4.jpg appears to be a later frame than fl_rgb_1590957096_806343405_0.jpg |
Hello.
Thank you so much for this dataset, it is very large and well thought out!
I have a question about the structure of the dataset. The audio files are in the form: audio/audio_<mic_number_from_0_to_7>_.mp3
When I untar the audio directories they are mostly like this audio/audio_<mic_number_from_0_to_7>.mp3
but sometimes they are of the form audio/audio<mic_number_from_0_to_7><extra_number>.mp3 where there is another number after the time stamp.
For example in /drive_day_2020_04_14_15_56_26/audio there is audio_0_1586873154_433877998_1.mp3 and audio_0_1586873154_433877998_4.mp3 and when I diff them, they seem to be the same file.
Why is this the case. Can I just ignore all but one when processing the audio?
Thanks!
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