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Code for Transferable Interactiveness Knowledge for Human-Object Interaction Detection. (CVPR'19, TPAMI'21)

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commented

File "tools/vcoco_lis_nis.py", line 184, in generate_pkl
score_binary_d = np.array(dic_d['binary_score'])
KeyError: 'binary_score'

the dic_d is 60000_TIN_VCOCO_D.pkl, and I have download it from https://docs.google.com/uc?export=download&id=1sJipmoZ-5u0ymm8diqYd5Yqk2A-QQBXN

commented

Yeah, you need to download the predictions of the interactiveness model, then use them as the reference in NIS function.
Any problems?

commented

Thanks for your reply!
One more question:
Should I replace the '60000_TIN_VCOCO_D.pkl' and '80000_TIN_D_noS.pkl' when testing my model in hico and vcoco dataset cause the best binary_score in these two file(used in NIS) is no long match the index of my trained model's predicted hoi pairs? Or I should keep them?

commented

Yeah, if you have replaced the human-object pairs, like the boxes, then the interactiveness binary scores are no longer suitable.
You could retrain the interactiveness model and the HOI model on your own pairs.
Then after obtaining your own best interactiveness scores, you may use them to filtering the non-interactive pairs.

commented

Got it! Thanks for your reply!
Then I want to ask where I can download your predictions of the interactiveness model of vcoco？

commented

You could use:
python script/Download_data.py 1sjV6e916NIPcYYqbGwhKM6Vhl7SY6WqD -Results/80000_TIN_D_noS.pkl
python script/Download_data.py 1sJipmoZ-5u0ymm8diqYd5Yqk2A-QQBXN -Results/60000_TIN_VCOCO_D.pkl
to download the interactiveness scores for HICO-DET and V-COCO, or you may just directly run the script: script/download_dataset.sh. It will get everything done.

commented

I have download the 60000_TIN_VCOCO_D.pkl following the script, but when I open the pickle file, I didn't find the binary score for NIS, and in fact I found the 60000_TIN_VCOCO_D.pkl is a file after NIS.
The picture below shows it, and where I should find the binary score?

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commented

Sorry for my carelessness, thanks a for your patience. I will close the issue.

commented

File "tools/vcoco_lis_nis.py", line 184, in generate_pkl
score_binary_d = np.array(dic_d['binary_score'])
KeyError: 'binary_score'

the dic_d is 60000_TIN_VCOCO_D.pkl, and I have download it from https://docs.google.com/uc?export=download&id=1sJipmoZ-5u0ymm8diqYd5Yqk2A-QQBXN

I have downloaded the prediction file but still got a KeyError when running Test_TIN_VCOCO.py. Could you please tell me how do you solve this problem?

commented

File "tools/vcoco_lis_nis.py", line 184, in generate_pkl
score_binary_d = np.array(dic_d['binary_score'])
KeyError: 'binary_score'
the dic_d is 60000_TIN_VCOCO_D.pkl, and I have download it from https://docs.google.com/uc?export=download&id=1sJipmoZ-5u0ymm8diqYd5Yqk2A-QQBXN

I have downloaded the prediction file but still got a KeyError when running Test_TIN_VCOCO.py. Could you please tell me how do you solve this problem?

Thanks for using our code! Would you mind providing more detailed error information?

commented

Thanks for your reply, especially in this Dragon Boat Festival holiday! Finally I fixed this error by changing the key from 'binary_score' to b'binary_score', and now it works fine. By the way , How do you guys get the HO_weight and H_weight appeared in the TIN_VCOCO.py?

commented

Thanks for your reply, especially in this Dragon Boat Festival holiday! Finally I fixed this error by changing the key from 'binary_score' to b'binary_score', and now it works fine. By the way , How do you guys get the HO_weight and H_weight appeared in the TIN_VCOCO.py?

Please refer to #36 for detailed description. The weight generation strategies for HICO-DET and V-COCO are the same.

commented

Got it! Many thanks for helping:)