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Will you be able to print out the variable "image_filenames"?
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Will check and tell you soon
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Yeah, I was in the same stage. Practice makes you better.
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Don't know,I used only python test_demo.py command
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I just tested the script on Ubuntu 16.04, and everything worked fine. I think this might be a compatibility issue with Windows, although I have never tested it on Windows previously.
To trouble shoot, first please make sure you have the latest version of tqdm installed. Then please modify the function "image_channel_means" in the script "utils.py" to print out the variable "image_filenames".
It would be something like this:
def image_channel_means(image_filenames):
'''
Calculate the means of RGB channels in image dataset.
Support extremely large images of different sizes and arbitrarily large number of images.
image_filenames: list of image filenames
'''
print(image_filenames)
num_pixels = 0
channel_sums = np.zeros(3, dtype=object)
for image_filename in tqdm(image_filenames):
image = cv2.imread(image_filename)
channel_sums += np.sum(image, axis=(0, 1))
num_pixels += np.prod(image.shape[:2])
channel_means = (channel_sums / num_pixels).astype(float)
return channel_means
We want to make sure that the variable "image_filenames" is still a list when you call this function.
If it turns out the variable "image_filenames" is indeed a list variable containing all the image filenames. This is highly likely that the tqdm package was not very compatible with Windows. Instead of using for image_filename in tqdm(image_filenames):
, please use for image_filename in image_filenames:
, you will lose progress bar though.
I apologize that I don't have Windows environment to troubleshoot it directly for you.
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Thanks, I am also interested in knowing why this does not work on Windows.
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Hi, I used you above code and got this
D:\Ragavendranbala\Image Processing\DeepLab_v3-master>python test_demo.py
Calculating pixel means for each channel of images...
None
0it [00:00, ?it/s]Traceback (most recent call last):
File "test_demo.py", line 20, in
channel_means = save_load_means(means_filename='channel_means.npz', image_filenames=None)
File "D:\Ragavendranbala\Image Processing\DeepLab_v3-master\utils.py", line 47, in save_load_means
channel_means = image_channel_means(image_filenames=image_filenames)
File "D:\Ragavendranbala\Image Processing\DeepLab_v3-master\utils.py", line 26, in image_channel_means
for image_filename in tqdm(image_filenames):
File "C:\Users\ragav\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python35\lib\site-packages\tqdm_tqdm.py", line 937, in iter
for obj in iterable:
TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable
tpdm =4.26.0
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Used this
for image_filename in image_filenames:
and Got
D:\Ragavendranbala\Image Processing\DeepLab_v3-master>python test_demo.py
Calculating pixel means for each channel of images...
None
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "test_demo.py", line 20, in
channel_means = save_load_means(means_filename='channel_means.npz', image_filenames=None)
File "D:\Ragavendranbala\Image Processing\DeepLab_v3-master\utils.py", line 47, in save_load_means
channel_means = image_channel_means(image_filenames=image_filenames)
File "D:\Ragavendranbala\Image Processing\DeepLab_v3-master\utils.py", line 26, in image_channel_means
for image_filename in image_filenames:
TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable
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I think I know what your problem is. I bet you did not train the model but direct ran the test_demo.py script.
This will not work because the test_demo.py requires a file called channel_means.npz. This file will be generated during the data preprocessing/training time. Please double check if you have this file in your directory.
Since we did not provide a pre-trained model, you will have to train the model first then run the test demo script.
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Oh! First of all I have to train the model, then only, I have to run this script! Okay make sense.. I need to know how to train my own data which has labelled floor images. Can you share me a step by step guide to train my own model using xception or mobilenet?
Thanks in advance
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I am probably not going through it myself, since it is not a program problem or issue. The basic instructions were in the README file. You are free to read and modify any code you want based on your own needs.
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Okay thanks. Try to change the code. But I'm a beginner in python so only asked.
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Thank you let's close this issue. And ping u of I faced anything again
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You are welcome.
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