• configs/ - definition of config files, which defines architecture, pretrained model to load, hyperparameters...
• lib/ - libraries and dependencies
• deepent/ - our library
  • data - module for data pre-processing and processing for training and evaluation
  • modelling - model architectures
• output/ - files generated by framework such as models, logs, summaries, checkpoints ...
• notebooks/ - documentation logbooks
• setup - setup script
• tools/ - tools
  • train_net.py - training and evaluation script
  • vis.py - a tool for creating visualizations
  • legacy_logger.py - posterior logging to wandb
  • wandb_writer.py - log metrics to wandb
  • predictor.py - custom predictor to handle RGBD data
• MODEL_ZOO.md - a summary of models
• wandb store wandb logs

If using AWS, we recommend an EC2 g4dn.xlarge instance.

Remember to load the pytorch build:

source activate pytorch_p36

• Linux or macOS with Python ≥ 3.6

1. Clone repo:

git clone https://github.com/roeetal/drone-tree-id.git

2. run setup script:

cd drone-tree-id
chmod +x setup
./setup

To train the model, run the training script with appropriate flags:

• --data_path: path to data to register
• --run_name: name logs run for wandb
• --no_log: only specify if no logging is needed
• --config-file: the config file to load Any additional arguments are passed as opts to override the config
• OUTPUT_DIR: the output path directory, for example: output/

For example:

python tools/train_net.py --data_path ~/RGBD-Training-Data/ --run_name "fuse35" --config-file configs/deepent_fuse_rcnn_R_50_FPN.yaml OUTPUT_DIR output/fuse35

To run the process in the background so exiting a shell will not terminate training:

nohup <CMD> &

To evaluation the model, run the training script with appropriate flags:

• --eval-only
• --config-file: the config file to load
• MODEL.WEIGHTS: the weight file to load For example:

python tools/train_net.py --config-file /home/ubuntu/drone-tree-id/configs/deepent_rcnn_R_50_FPN.yaml --eval-only MODEL.WEIGHTS /home/ubuntu/drone-tree-id/output/model_0034999.pth

To create visualizations of a model inference use the tools/vis.py cli tool. For more information about the arguments run:

python tools/vis.py --help

An example of visualization 5 2x12 infrence plots on the 'CPT2b_test' dataset would be

python tools/vis.py --threshold 0.5 --config-file configs/deepent_fuse_rcnn_R_50_FPN.yaml --samples 5 --output output/fuse_lateral/vis --type comparison --dataset CPT2b_test --model output/fuse_lateral/model_final.pth --data_path ~/RGBD-Tree-Segs-Clean/ --type many

To transfer from AWS to your local machine, use SCP

scp -r -i path/to/ssh_key ubuntu@ip-address:/path/to/saved/visualizations path/to/transfer

python segment_trees.py 
--data 'path to my dataset(s)' # if empty will look at the tiles path
--plots ['CPT*', 'Twister', 'Kelowna'] # if empty will
--predictors ['alexis, sequoia', 'andrew', 'sequoia']  # if empty will use a default setting 'fuse, mask'
--confidence 0.5
--duplicate-threshold 0.85
--min-segment-area 2

The PyCOCOTools library has a python2/3 compatibility issue. See cocodataset/cocoapi#49 for the fix. pycocotools python3 unicode issue Alter line 308 of coco.py at pycocotools library directory, change unicode to bytes.

When loading pretrain ResNet weights into a depth model, the checkpoint loader loads the suffix of matching weights between two models with the longest name (e.g. backbone.res2 vs backbone.depth_encoder.res2). This convention is not kept in depth based resnet backbones, so we manyally remove the depth-encoder matches before loading in new weights. See the TODO edit in /home/ubuntu/drone-tree-id/lib/detectron2/detectron2/checkpoint/c2_model_loading.py