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When making new project and importing SLEAP training data in slp format. On import tracking data tab selected SLP (SLEAP) as data type. The slp filename matches that of the loaded video. Simba starts to load the frames then stops at some point and gives the error:
AttributeError: 'SLEAPImporterSLP' object has no attribute 'cap'
I tried to load multiple different prediction slp files from SLEAP and it stopped at a different frame number for each one. SLEAP version 1.4.1a2.
Using Anaconda with Python 3.7.12 on Windows.
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Hi @emmafkeppler thanks for reporting, if you update SimBA with pip install simba-uw-tf-dev -upgrade (2.1.8) how does it look?
... I'm a little worried about why the error happens around 14k, when you have 29k frames in the video:
SLP import in SimBA is a little bit more unreliable (and very much slower) than import H5 tracking data from sleap. Have you tried importing h5 files instead?
When making new project and importing SLEAP training data in slp format. On import tracking data tab selected SLP (SLEAP) as data type. The slp filename matches that of the loaded video. Simba starts to load the frames then stops at some point and gives the error:
AttributeError: 'SLEAPImporterSLP' object has no attribute 'cap'
I tried to load multiple different prediction slp files from SLEAP and it stopped at a different frame number for each one. SLEAP version 1.4.1a2.
Using Anaconda with Python 3.7.12 on Windows.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: