Andrew Hundt

It looks like flatbuffers isn’t running correctly to generate that code. Check that the flatbuffers generator is being run On Mon, Aug 26, 2019 at 9:06 AM Jack Liu wrote:...

This functionality was merged in https://github.com/ahundt/grl/commit/1572f881eaf7cc935fc187c104014db901787d81 However, it still needs to be made configurable so that it works in other use cases and doesn't assume that there are two arms.

>> When I can, I try to use the coding style of boost and indentation with four spaces not tabs. > Thoughts on 80 column rule? Maybe use two spaces...

On Mon, Feb 13, 2017 at 4:17 PM tdinesh wrote: > Even I think 80 is too low. But need an upperbound and wrap it, 160 seems > reasonable. >...

This plugin has been running for some time, though the documentation should be updated accordingly.

There are tons of applications for image in image out, like image segmentation, reinforcement learning, GANs, and so on

Could you guys make a PR with your code to visualize this or let me know the commands? I'm also trying to use the dataset

To answer your question, what data augmentation are you doing? There will need to be random crops, rotations, etc for best results. Also, why do those images look like parallelograms?...

I believe the answer to your question is yes, your choice for encoding of grasps will affect the results. Object detection papers are a good source for this kind of...

I read their question again, and I think they're asking if theta is clockwise or counter-clockwise. As per the [actual dataset readme](http://pr.cs.cornell.edu/grasping/rect_data/readmeRawData.txt): ``` 3. Grasping rectangle files contain 4 lines...