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timmeinhardt avatar timmeinhardt commented on June 19, 2024

What do you mean by offline detections? Our tracker is online and works with public or private detections. I am not familiar with the concept of "offline detections".

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AliRashidnejad avatar AliRashidnejad commented on June 19, 2024

sorry for ambiguous concept, I meant instead of detecting objects using Faster-RCNN in each frame, loading the detections (as you said) and let tracktor do its tracking based on this info. I guess your repo is most probabely designed in this way but following your instructions for generating demo with "test_tracktor.py" I had to install also a the pipeline for detection (cuda 9.0, torch 0.3.1 etc). how could I run the code using these public/private detections you said?

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timmeinhardt avatar timmeinhardt commented on June 19, 2024

What you described is just what Tracktor does. We are loading the provided public detections and then Tracktor applies its regression to generate frame to frame tracks.

The current version of Tracktor supports newer version of CUDA and PyTorch 1.3. Maybe this already resolves your issues.

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timmeinhardt avatar timmeinhardt commented on June 19, 2024

Can we close this issue?

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