Hi there,
Thank you for your great work and for releasing the code. I am currently trying to reproduce the experiments in the paper.
However, I encountered an issue regarding the dataset preparation. I noticed that the repository does not seem to include the train/test split files for the PartNet-Mobility dataset.
In the paper, it mentions: "For [59], we follow the train-test split by [30]."
While trying to map this to the SINGAPO (https://github.com/3dlg-hcvc/singapo/blob/main/data/data_split.json) setup, I observed that:
- The original filtered PartNet-Mobility contains 566 objects.
- The main experiments cover 7 categories:
- Storage
- Table
- Refrigerator
- Dishwasher
- Oven
- Washer
- Microwave
Since the full PartNet-Mobility dataset has many more categories, I am a bit confused about the exact filtering and splitting process.
Could you please clarify:
- How exactly the 566 objects and 7 categories were selected?
- How the train/validation/test splits were performed based on [30]?
Most importantly, would it be possible to release the annotation files (e.g., .json or .txt files) that contain the specific train/val split used in your experiments?
This would be extremely helpful for reproducibility. Thank you very much for your time and assistance!
Hi there,
Thank you for your great work and for releasing the code. I am currently trying to reproduce the experiments in the paper.
However, I encountered an issue regarding the dataset preparation. I noticed that the repository does not seem to include the train/test split files for the PartNet-Mobility dataset.
In the paper, it mentions: "For [59], we follow the train-test split by [30]."
While trying to map this to the SINGAPO (https://github.com/3dlg-hcvc/singapo/blob/main/data/data_split.json) setup, I observed that:
Since the full PartNet-Mobility dataset has many more categories, I am a bit confused about the exact filtering and splitting process.
Could you please clarify:
Most importantly, would it be possible to release the annotation files (e.g.,
.jsonor.txtfiles) that contain the specific train/val split used in your experiments?This would be extremely helpful for reproducibility. Thank you very much for your time and assistance!