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Could you share the evaluation code mentioned in the "4.2 Qualitative Evaluation" section? #9

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XiangdongHe opened this issue Nov 5, 2024 · 5 comments

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@XiangdongHe
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Dear author, thank you for your outstanding open-source contribution.
You mentioned in the paper that you are using the evaluation method in Manipllm.
The qualitative evaluation in Manipllm's paper uses two-dimensional point positions and three-dimensional gripper directions.
But the points output in your paper are all three-dimensional and do not have the direction of the gripper. May I ask what algorithm you used for the evaluation and if the code can be made public?

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Because we know the joint position and direction, so we can know the direction of action (You can image if we know the direction of USB hat, I know the action direction I need to apply). During our testing, we try two different directions: in and out.
As for open-sourcing the eval code. We are open to that. But for now, we are busy in CVPR. So we will try to clean the code after CVPR.

@XiangdongHe
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Thank you again for your contribution.😊😊
We look forward to you opening up the relevant code!!

@XiangdongHe
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Hello @changhaonan , do you have any plans to open up this part of the code in the near future?

@changhaonan
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changhaonan commented Nov 23, 2024

Will do. Sorry about waiting. I am kind of busy recently as I am also looking for jobs. But I will try to find a time to clean and upload the eval code within two weeks.

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Thank you for your reply. We look forward to you uploading the evaluation code.

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