Generating my own dataset
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I only want to train on easy
difficulty datasets. From what I can see, there isn’t a way to do this easily using the API. I’m willing to generate a new dataset using pointnav_generator.py
, but I don’t understand how to convert/export it from a python Object
to a json.gz
like the other premade gibson datasets.
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I’ve found a python script by erikwijmans that shows exactly how to generate the navigation episodes given the environment mesh (glb): erikwijmans/create_pointnav_dataset.py Hope it helps!
The way I load a specific scene is similar to what is done in this example code. Note that this example code does not define a task and episodes but only uses habitat_sim.
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