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I can confirm that it works with spaces e.g., `scp.get('V:/sample 1.txt')`. Are there any other characters you'd like me to test?

There is an inconsistency in the naming of the file if you don't specify `local_path`: - scp.get('V:/sample 1.txt') => `'sample 1.txt'` (single quotes in the filename) - scp.get("V:/s$.txt") => scp.SCPException:...

> I'm not sure I understand the slash issue, does opening "V:/test.txt" not work on Windows, same as "V:\test.txt"? I've just realized that scp expects you to use "/" as...

Pardon my inconsistency with filename above. That aside, I am sure the file exists. For comparison I can copy it without problem using paramiko.SFTPClient: ``` sftp.get('V:/sample 1.txt', 'sample 1.txt') #...

``` >>> scp.sanitize >>> scp.sanitize = lambda x: x >>> scp.get('V:/sample^ 1.txt', 's.txt') scp.SCPException: scp: V:/sample: No such file or directory >>> scp.get('V:/sample 1.txt', 's.txt') scp.SCPException: scp: V:/sample: No such...

My understanding is that Windows command-line only supports double-quoted strings.

@ParkTaeJun991029 The simplest way to do this models wise is to use 3 detectors: one for detecting people in the images, one for classifying whether a cropped detected person is...

@KMoszczyc How do you know that this behavior is problematic for your model? Data augmentation that leads to imperfectly augmented examples like these (including augmented/clipped objects that can be reasonably...