hello,where is the fusion bag?
firstly,thanks for your sharing! But i do not find fusion bag .Can you help me? thank you!
Hi @muguangqingning You can use the nuscenes_to_bag package to convert the nuScenes dataset which is what I used.
Hi @muguangqingning You can use the nuscenes_to_bag package to convert the nuScenes dataset which is what I used.
sorry,I didn't make it clear before. Now,I mean, I can't find the fusion package in the following figure.

I meet this question.Can you help me ? Thank you very much.
You will have to create a package called fusion and copy the scripts in DL_Scripts into your package src it. That changed when I restructured the repo and I forgot to update the README due to prior commitments. Will update it soon.
You will have to create a package called fusion and copy the scripts in
DL_Scriptsinto your packagesrcit. That changed when I restructured the repo and I forgot to update the README due to prior commitments. Will update it soon.
Making the python scripts executable should fix this
Dear author,you said that "making python scripts executable should solve this problem", but I didn't succeed,can you provide fusion bag? Thank you very much !
You will have to create a package called fusion and copy the scripts in
DL_Scriptsinto your packagesrcit. That changed when I restructured the repo and I forgot to update the README due to prior commitments. Will update it soon.
Has the problem been solved?
The rosbag was created using the NuScenes dataset. The proposed approach is dataset agnostic and should work with any bag containing 3D point cloud data, RADAR data and RGB images