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Hello,
I would like to use the deterministic framework on datasets other than the default ones (JAAD, PIE, ETH, UCY).
The dataset at my disposal is a CSV with the following features:
['Position_X (m)', 'Position_Y (m)'
'Velocity_X (m/s)', 'Velocity_Y (m/s)',
'Acceleration_X (m/s^2)', 'Acceleration_Y (g)',
'Yaw Angle (rad)', 'Yaw Rate (rad/s)',
'Lateral Offset Left (m)', 'Lateral Offset Right (m)',
'Curvature Left (1)', 'Curvature Right (1)',
'Curvature Derivative Left (1)', 'Curvature Derivative Right (1)',
'Heading Angle Left (rad)']
I was wondering if you had any hints on how to process this data in a way compatible with the SGNet.
At the moment I am trying to recreate a structure similar to the ETH-processed dataset:
(input_x, input_x_st, target_y, target_y_st, first_history_index, scene_name, timestep)
My intuition is that recreating (input_x, input_x_st, target_y) and maybe modifying the input layers of the SGNet, it should work. However, I cannot understand what "input_x_st" is, if you had an insight into this structure it could be useful.
In general, any suggestion, also not related to this approach, will be really appreciated.
Thank you
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Hello,
I would like to use the deterministic framework on datasets other than the default ones (JAAD, PIE, ETH, UCY).
The dataset at my disposal is a CSV with the following features:
['Position_X (m)', 'Position_Y (m)'
'Velocity_X (m/s)', 'Velocity_Y (m/s)',
'Acceleration_X (m/s^2)', 'Acceleration_Y (g)',
'Yaw Angle (rad)', 'Yaw Rate (rad/s)',
'Lateral Offset Left (m)', 'Lateral Offset Right (m)',
'Curvature Left (1)', 'Curvature Right (1)',
'Curvature Derivative Left (1)', 'Curvature Derivative Right (1)',
'Heading Angle Left (rad)']
I was wondering if you had any hints on how to process this data in a way compatible with the SGNet.
At the moment I am trying to recreate a structure similar to the ETH-processed dataset:
(input_x, input_x_st, target_y, target_y_st, first_history_index, scene_name, timestep)
My intuition is that recreating (input_x, input_x_st, target_y) and maybe modifying the input layers of the SGNet, it should work. However, I cannot understand what "input_x_st" is, if you had an insight into this structure it could be useful.
In general, any suggestion, also not related to this approach, will be really appreciated.
Thank you
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: