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[QUESTION] Some problem with the bbox_pixels #189
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Is it possible it is a plotting error? Can you share your code you used to plot this? |
I store the history as .pkl file in minimal_task_runner.py: with open(path, 'wb') as file: Then in another read_history.py file I read the .pkl file: def _plot_dual_point( def _get_annotation_positions(
def _add_text( def _plot_action( def show_anno_and_action_img():
show_anno_and_action_img() I am a beginner, and my code is a bit messy. I hope you can excuse me! I followed the method in AITW to draw the bounding boxes and actions on the app screenshots. These functions seem to work fine on the AITW dataset. |
NP. I am unable to figure out exactly from your code. We have some plotting code that may help you. from android_world.utils import plotting
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May I ask what is checkpointer_lib? |
I try to store the history list to make a dataset, but I met a problem
I drew the UI boundaries corresponding to the screenshot onto the image and also plotted the actions. The coordinates of the actions represent the centers of the UI elements. I found that the action coordinates are accurate, but the UI boundaries look a bit off. Even though the coordinates are obtained through the bbox_pixels of the UIElement, why is there such a discrepancy?
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