Due to the specifics of the fruitbin dataset, it turned out that using yolox did not give good results, so instead of the detections detected by yolox, a gt was used. To do this, a script was written that generates a .json file of gt in the required format. The command to run the script:
Due to the specifics of the fruitbin dataset, it turned out that using yolox did not give good results, so instead of the detections detected by yolox, a gt was used. To do this, a [script](https://gitlab.liris.cnrs.fr/gduret/gdrnpp_bop2022/-/blob/main/preprocessing/generate_gt.py?ref_type=heads) was written that generates a .json file of gt in the required format. The command to run the script:
After creating the file, make sure that the path to it is correct in the main config file
After creating the file, make sure that the path to it is correct in the main config file in GDRNPP.
The [generate_image_sets_file](https://gitlab.liris.cnrs.fr/gduret/gdrnpp_bop2022/-/blob/main/preprocessing/generate_image_sets_file.py?ref_type=heads) and [generate_test_targets_file](https://gitlab.liris.cnrs.fr/gduret/gdrnpp_bop2022/-/blob/main/preprocessing/generate_test_targets_file.py?ref_type=heads) scripts create two files required for testing: