You can draw the corresponding bounding box into the image and save it according to the result file (txt format) run by the tracker.

Last update: Dec 06, 2022

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Overview

SOTDrawRect

The purpose of this repo is to provide evaluation API of Current Single Object Tracking Dataset, including

Install

git clone https://github.com/Giveupfree/SOTDrawRect.git
pip install -r requirements.txt
cd toolkit/utils/
python setup.py build_ext --inplace

Update toolkit(optional)

The contents of the entire toolkit folder can be replaced directly from pysot-toolkit

Download Dataset

Download json files used in our toolkit baidu pan or Google Drive

Put CVRP13.json, OTB100.json, OTB50.json in OTB100 dataset directory (you need to copy Jogging to Jogging-1 and Jogging-2, and copy Skating2 to Skating2-1 and Skating2-2 or using softlink)

The directory should have the below format

| -- OTB100/

| -- Basketball

| ......

| -- Woman

| -- OTB100.json

| -- OTB50.json

| -- CVPR13.json
Put all other jsons in the dataset directory like in step 1

Usage

Draw rectangular boxes

cd /path/to/SOTDrawRect
python draw_rect.py \                     
	--dataset_dir /path/to/dataset/root \		# dataset path
	--dataset VOT2018 \				# dataset name(VOT2018, VOT2016, OTB100, GOT10k)
	--tracker_result_dir /path/to/tracker/dir \	# tracker dir
    	--format pdf \                              # save fomat (pdf,png,jpg)
	--trackers ours ECO UPDT SiamRPNpp \ 			# tracker names 
    	--save_dir \                                  # save dir

Draw a bounding box for a video sequence

cd /path/to/SOTDrawRect
python draw_rect.py \    
    	-- video videoname \                 
	--dataset_dir /path/to/dataset/root \		# dataset path
	--dataset VOT2018 \				# dataset name(VOT2018, VOT2016, OTB100, GOT10k)
	--tracker_result_dir /path/to/tracker/dir \	# tracker dir
    	--format pdf \                              # save fomat (pdf,png,jpg)
	--trackers ours ECO UPDT SiamRPNpp \ 			# tracker names 
    	--save_dir \                                  # save dir

You can draw the corresponding bounding box into the image and save it according to the result file (txt format) run by the tracker.

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Overview

SOTDrawRect

Install

Update toolkit(optional)

Download Dataset

Usage

Draw rectangular boxes

Draw a bounding box for a video sequence

Owner

Huiyiqianli

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