The repo of the preprinting paper "Labels Are Not Perfect: Inferring Spatial Uncertainty in Object Detection"

Overview

Inferring Spatial Uncertainty in Object Detection

A teaser version of the code for the paper Labels Are Not Perfect: Inferring Spatial Uncertainty in Object Detection.

Usage

C++ evaluation first

It contains a cpp file used for kitti offline evaluation, compile it with

g++ -o evaluate_object_3d_offline evaluate_object_3d_offline.cpp -lboost_system -lboost_filesystem

and use it same as the original kitti evaluation

./evaluate_object_3d_offline ~/Kitti/object/training/label_2/ [your-path-to-predictions-in-KITTI-format]

It will generate files hack files at the result folder

Python visualization after evaluation

Use the python file write_JIOU.py to print results. Change the paths in the file before usage.

There are several implicit parameters:

  • If "waymo" exists in the prediction data path, it will read the data in a format different from KITTI.
  • If "unc" exists in the prediction data path, it will try to read the probabilistic prediction in the format of the paper Hujie20
  • If "uncertainty" exists in the prediction data path, it will try to read the probabilistic prediction in the format of ProbPIXOR proposed in paper Di19

Hints

The IO of probabilistic prediction result is a disaster. The data format are not unified and vary from paper to paper. We have two kinds of

LICENSE

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Owner
ZINING WANG
PhD candidate of UC Berkeley. Working on robotics, calibration, control, SLAM and perception with sensor fusion based on deep learning
ZINING WANG
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