ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: '0.69327074'

When the input has floating values i.e the bounding boxes I am getting the following error ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: '0.69327074'

I changed the line 263 of the ssd_batch_generator.py file to obj.append(float(i[self.input_format.index(item)].strip())) but in vain

[pierluigiferrari]

As I said above, you should just change your coordinate values from relative to absolute. Doing that is way easier than changing the batch generator.

If you want to change the code to work with relative coordinates, that’s your own adventure. I don’t know of the top of my head all places in the code you’d have to change and I don’t intend to invest time in it. If I were you I would just write a simple preprocessing function that takes your CSV with relative coordinates and outputs either another CSV with absolute coordinates or a Python list with the labels in the format as the batch generator constructor needs them.

[heavenao]

I have changed the absolute coordinates of the picture. But still report an error，invalid literal for int() with base 10: ‘628.0’。