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Added ability to load video datasets and train with them
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@@ -763,6 +763,22 @@ class DatasetConfig:
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self.square_crop: bool = kwargs.get('square_crop', False)
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# apply same augmentations to control images. Usually want this true unless special case
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self.replay_transforms: bool = kwargs.get('replay_transforms', True)
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# for video
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# if num_frames is greater than 1, the dataloader will look for video files.
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# num_frames will be the number of frames in the training batch. If num_frames is 1, it will look for images
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self.num_frames: int = kwargs.get('num_frames', 1)
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# if true, will shrink video to our frames. For instance, if we have a video with 100 frames and num_frames is 10,
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# we would pull frame 0, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90 so they are evenly spaced
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self.shrink_video_to_frames: bool = kwargs.get('shrink_video_to_frames', True)
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# fps is only used if shrink_video_to_frames is false. This will attempt to pull the num_frames at the given fps
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# it will select a random start frame and pull the frames at the given fps
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# this could have various issues with shorter videos and videos with variable fps
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# I recommend trimming your videos to the desired length and using shrink_video_to_frames(default)
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self.fps: int = kwargs.get('fps', 16)
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# debug the frame count and frame selection. You dont need this. It is for debugging.
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self.debug: bool = kwargs.get('debug', False)
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def preprocess_dataset_raw_config(raw_config: List[dict]) -> List[dict]:
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