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Import DLC data button missing #376
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Hi @KaiserArndt2! Yes - I'm pasting the answer I gave to someone over on Gitter asking a similar question below.
What I recommend is (i) installing DLC separately and follow their tutorials for creating tracking pose-estimation models and create data and (ii) import that data into SimBA. PS. If you already have done this, ypou can create a project and import this data into your simba project using the menus in the screengrab below: |
Hi @sronilsson, Thank you for the information. I have done this for a test project. As I was going through the steps for that project I eventually hit an error that said the number of body parts in the SimBA config didn't match the DLC .CSV file. In the github documentation it says I shouldn't need to make a new pose configuration. Do I need to make a pose configuration now for the current pipeline for importing DLC? I would attach photos but I attempted this last week. If it would be helpful I can recreate the issues. Thanks for the help! |
Here is the project_bp_names and a DLC CSV. |
Thanks @KaiserArndt2 ! Yes - in your F1_training.csv - I see that you are tracking 15 body-parts on what looks like a single animal. The SimBA project though, says that it is made for 4 body-parts. That's where the error is coming from. You could edit the Alternatively, in the SimBA user-interface, create a pose-configuration for 15 body-parts and use that as documented HERE. |
Hi @sronilsson, Thank you for your help thus far, I am running into problems now loading files for outlier correction. I set the values of location and movement correction to 1.5 and .8 respectively and saved the input on that screen. When I click 'Run outlier correction' I get this output. Also here is an example video.csv and video_info.csv that simba is referencing. I am not sure what needs to be changed as the body parts file now reads correctly. Thank you for any help! |
Hi @KaiserArndt2! When you run outlier correction, SimBA will process all of the data files inside the This file is probably not probably containing pose-estimation data in similar format from the other files. If you delete / move the Simon |
Describe the bug
When opening SimBA I am missing a 'Tracking' button that is supposed to allow for importing of DLC model data. The documentation on the Tutorial_DLC page shows buttons in the GUI to accomplish this. Have these button been patched out? If so is there what is the work around to import DLC data?
Expected behavior
Ability to import DLC data.
Screenshots
This is what my GUI looks like.
This is what the GitHub documentation looks like.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
OS: Windows 11
Python Version 3.6.0
Are you using anaconda? Yes
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