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## Model Training
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## 🔥 Model Training
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### Setup
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**Environment**
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<br>All models were trained and tested on Ubuntu 20.04 with Python 3.10 and PyTorch 2.2.2 with CUDA 12.1. You can install all dependencies via following command:
You can also customize the hyperparameters for exporting the generated trajectories by modifying the `CrowdES/evaluate_export_generated_traj.py` file. Here are the default settings:
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```python
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# CrowdES/evaluate_export_generated_traj.py
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L11 │ # Global settings
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L12 │ TRIALS=1# Number of trials for each scene
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L13 │ SCENARIO_LENGTH=30*60*10# Scenario length in frames (30fps * 60s * 10min), if None, use the length of the scene
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L14 │ POSTFIX='crowdes'# Postfix for the generated scenario files
L13 │ POSTFIX='crowdes-synthetic'# Postfix for generated files
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L14 │ EXPORT_VIDEO=True# Export video for visualization
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```
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## 3D Visualization
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## 🌏 3D Visualization
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To visualize the generated crowd behaviors in 3D, we provide a visualization toolkit based on the CARLA simulator. Please follow the instructions in the [3D_Visualization_Toolkit/README](https://github.com/InhwanBae/Crowd-Behavior-Generation/blob/main/3D_Visualization_Toolkit/README.md) file to set up the environment and visualize the results.
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