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How to separate trainval of nuScenes into 2 separate ones? #4
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Hi, generally speaking, you load a frame from nuScenes, check if it contains one of the defined OOD objects and discard the frame if it contains at least one OOD object. Training Set Class Statistics
Validation Set Class Statistics
Hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions. |
Thanks for your quick reply! I will re-check and contact you if needed. |
As your mentioned information, I cannot use the available pretrained models on nuScenes because they contain scenes with OOD objects. If I would like to do on OOD problem, I need to train a new one which removes the frames containing OOD objects. Is it right? then I will continually train an additional classifier with the existence of both ID and OOD. May you confirm for me the right way to do with OOD. I still don't understand that you mention the frame, so what does the frame means here? Following the tutorials of nuScenes, I see that we will have scenes with many samples and each samples has multiple objects. To me, your advise is that I remove OOD sample in these scenes? Best regards, |
If you follow the evaluation strategy of this paper, then you would have to retrain (or use our provided checkpoint). Yes, so a frame would be a single sample. So nuScenes has multiple scenes, each consisting of multiple samples, and you would remove the samples that contain OOD objects. |
Hi authors,
Thank you for your work! I am working on Nuscenes Dataset but I failed to separate trainval into 2 separate ones like yours. Train split for train and val split for test with OOD. May you help me explain how you can do that and statistic how many samples of classes in each split
Thank you very much!
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