speed_direction_batch() at the beginning of tracking
See original GitHub issueThanks for the amazing work!
But I find something confusing when using oc-sort. At the beginning of tracking (like frame 2), the input variables of function speed_direction_batch()
is detections
and previous_obs
.
But the previous_obs
is [-1, -1, -1, -1, -1], which I don’t think is normal.
Is it an issue, or I should just ignore it?
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Thanks for the reply! If it is possible, could you please update codes here (and in mmtracking). I used mmdetection for a while, and I think it makes codes harder to understand due to its modular design.
That’s just my little wish, don’t take it so serious.
Thanks in advance! OC-SORT is truly awesome!