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Visualization does not work with new analysis data [bug] #57

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mystvearn opened this issue Jul 11, 2024 · 0 comments
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Visualization does not work with new analysis data [bug] #57

mystvearn opened this issue Jul 11, 2024 · 0 comments

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Bug Type

Others

Source

source (default)

OpenDBM Version

Latest

Custom Code

No

OS Platform and Distribution

WSL Ubuntu 20.04

Mobile device / Browser (for Doc bugs)

Chrome

Python version

3.8

GCC/Compiler version

No response

Docker version

Latest

GPU model and memory

No response

🐞 Describe the bug. Steps/Code to Reproduce

I ran the analysis on input folder using

bash process_dbm.sh --input_path="./sample_data" --output_path="./"

Everything went smooth and output folders are generated for each video. However when I start the visualization the facial, movement and acoustic panels failed to show.

Hence I tried to start the dashboard using sample_output folder provided with the source code, it then worked like a charm. I wonder if the output has been changed but not reflected in the visualization code.

I checked the two output files and figure out that in the sample_output folder, the derived_output.csv has 368 columns while the same file output from running analysis code has only 359 columns. This might be the reason why the error happens.

Expected Results

Expected the dashboard to be visualized successfully

Actual Results and relevant log outputs

Missing facial, movement and acoustic panel

@mystvearn mystvearn changed the title Visualization does not work with new analysis data Visualization does not work with new analysis data [bug] Jul 11, 2024
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