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m43 avatar m43 commented on September 1, 2024 5

I've got PIPS results that are close to the ones
reported in the updated arxiv paper using this
somewhat refactored fork of PIPs.

My numbers are in the last two rows:
image

However, my RAFT numbers do not match the
reported ones, except on the DAVIS subset.

If interested, here are some entry points:

  1. Batched PIPS forward pass for chained trajectory prediction
  2. Evaluation for loop
  3. Documentation on running the evaluation
  4. PIPs environment setup

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yangyi02 avatar yangyi02 commented on September 1, 2024

We are working on it. Thanks for your patience.

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HarryHsing avatar HarryHsing commented on September 1, 2024

We are working on it. Thanks for your patience.

Hi, I hope this message finds you well. I was wondering if any progress has been made on this matter. Thank you!

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cdoersch avatar cdoersch commented on September 1, 2024

The numbers have been added to the most recent version of our arxiv paper

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HarryHsing avatar HarryHsing commented on September 1, 2024

The numbers have been added to the most recent version of our arxiv paper

Thank you very much for the update! Will you release the evaluation code of PIPs on Kinetics, Kubric, DAVIS, and RGB-Stacking? I am really looking forward to it, thank you!

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cdoersch avatar cdoersch commented on September 1, 2024

Sorry, we don't have plans to release the code we wrote to run PIPs on TAP-Vid. I feel it would belong in the PIPs repository anyway, as there's no PIPs code here.

Also, our approach to running PIPs is impractically slow: the chaining algorithm means we can essentially run only a single point at a time. We just hacked the chain_demo script from PIPs to do it and then waited. The overall code we needed to write was not very large.

The actual code to evaluate the output of PIPs, of course, is a part of this repository, and depends only on Numpy.

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HarryHsing avatar HarryHsing commented on September 1, 2024

I've got PIPS results that are close to the ones reported in the updated arxiv paper using this somewhat refactored fork of PIPs.

My numbers are in the last two rows: image

However, my RAFT numbers do not match the reported ones, except on the DAVIS subset.

If interested, here are some entry points:

  1. Batched PIPS forward pass for chained trajectory prediction
  2. Evaluation for loop
  3. Documentation on running the evaluation
  4. PIPs environment setup

Really appreciate it! Thanks!

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