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The paper mentions agent i (agent whose trajectory is to be predicted ) and other agents j (neighbors). However, I couldn't find such distinction in the code. Can you please explain?
Also, how is the information about the neighbors stored in the dataset_obsv?
dim[dataset_obsv] = NxTx2 (line 89, train.py)
So does N here refers to the sample size?
I am confused because SocialFeatures() function mentions N as well and seems like N = No. of agents in the scene, here.
Thanks.
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Hi,
The paper mentions agent i (agent whose trajectory is to be predicted ) and other agents j (neighbors). However, I couldn't find such distinction in the code. Can you please explain?
Also, how is the information about the neighbors stored in the dataset_obsv?
dim[dataset_obsv] = NxTx2 (line 89, train.py)
So does N here refers to the sample size?
I am confused because SocialFeatures() function mentions N as well and seems like N = No. of agents in the scene, here.
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: