Fixed the parser for DReyeVR actor data #1
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| actors_df = convert_to_df(actors_data) | ||
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| from IPython.display import display |
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This display variable is unused in the rest of the program.
Also I'd recommend to move all your imports to the top of the file for better readability
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It would also be nice to include an example log (txt) file that someone can run using this simple test just to see what the outputs look like
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| actors_key: str = "Actors" | ||
| data[actors_key] = {} | ||
| data[actors_key]["Id"] = [] |
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This is a fine change, but as is you'll need to fix the example.py script (Line ~470) which still uses the "Id" method to index into a dictionary containing "Location" and "Rotation". Can you please fix that?
| assert min(lens) == max(lens) # all lengths are equal! | ||
| # NOTE: pandas can't haneld high dimensional np arrays, so we just use lists | ||
| # all lengths are equal! | ||
| if not min(lens) == max(lens): |
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Not sure what the benefit of this is over a simple assert. Requires users to have the ipdb module loaded and will issue a nasty ModuleNotFoundError which might confuse the users.
Fixed the parser for actor data - made it more readable and compatible with panda data frames.