Mohit Gaikwad

That's because before you train your network, there's a file that hasn't been modified. This file is called `config. py `and is in the data folder. You should modify the...

The error was the same for me: when using val_loss in the checkpoint file name, I would get the following error: KeyError: 'val_loss'. My checkpointer was also monitoring this field,...

Yes, you would need to create a Dataloader for your dataset, In my case, I had 2 classes, and create a Dataloader, that's it.

> Nice 🚀! I am evaluating botsort now on MOT17. Dropping the results in a few minutes. Btw, I got rid of `pximport` so that no special installation is needed...

But the processing is quite slow, I have checked out with original `BoT-SORT` repo as well.

You've already tried BoT-SORT 😂. And as mentioned [here](https://github.com/mikel-brostrom/Yolov5_StrongSORT_OSNet/wiki/StrongSORT-vs-BoTSORT-vs-OCSORT#yolov5-botsort-no-camera-motion-compensation-the-implemented-ones-ecc-and-orb-are-too-expensive-computationally-for-real-time-applications) BoT-SORT requires a lot of computation as well. So are we dropping the plan??

> > So are we dropping the plan?? > > Not at all. Given that MOTA already gets quite a big boost (+1.563) it should be feasible to fix the...

> I am checking if feature normalization can be the issue here. I would recommend that you check the ReID feature handling in StrongSORT to try to find inconsistencies between...

> Nope, normalization is not the issue here. It is handled in the track itself > > https://github.com/NirAharon/BoT-SORT/blob/98173060469b656ae8653acab97b0e37887d6b1a/tracker/bot_sort.py#L35 Okay I'll check on my side as well and get back to...

> I am quite confident that this is one of the reason for the lower IDF1 as the motion is ignored when building the cost matrix Okay will look into...