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                                            Resham Sundar

The way `--output_coco_json` works right now is it operates on a dataset (which doesn't need to have ground truth). So you need to give a `--dataset` parameter instead of an `--image` parameter. The dataset you use doesn't need annotations, simply create a COCO dataset with just images and an empty annotation array and follow the dataset definition of `coco2017_testdev_dataset`.

> Hi @PL-96, @linyingyingkarina > > I could use the dataset parameter as suggested and it gave me two files: > mask_detections.json > bbox_detections.json > > How can i get...

The way `--output_coco_json` works right now is it operates on a dataset (which doesn't need to have ground truth). So you need to give a `--dataset` parameter instead of an `--image` parameter. The dataset you use doesn't need annotations, simply create a COCO dataset with just images and an empty annotation array and follow the dataset definition of `coco2017_testdev_dataset`.

> > > Hi @PL-96, @linyingyingkarina > > > I could use the dataset parameter as suggested and it gave me two files: > > > mask_detections.json > > >...

The way `--output_coco_json` works right now is it operates on a dataset (which doesn't need to have ground truth). So you need to give a `--dataset` parameter instead of an `--image` parameter. The dataset you use doesn't need annotations, simply create a COCO dataset with just images and an empty annotation array and follow the dataset definition of `coco2017_testdev_dataset`.

> > > > > Hi @PL-96, @linyingyingkarina > > > > > I could use the dataset parameter as suggested and it gave me two files: > > >...