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Experience Level: Entry
Hi,
I want to create another video like the attached. I have created this before but the developer is no longer working. The way it works is that I provide the video and the actions/percentages/tag details for the player as below EXAMPLE:-
00:00 – 00:50 - Player receiving ball is GainPossession – Score 82%
01:00 – 01:50 - Player with ball is RetainPossession – Score 82%
No. 14 is MovingIntoPosition – Score 65%
No. 7 is MakingSpace – Score 65%
03:08 – 04:00 - No. 14 is AnticipatePlay – Score 53%
No. 7 is MovingIntoPosition – Score 65%
04:50 – 05:00 - No. 27 (nearest camera) is MakingSpace – Score 65%
05:00 – 06:00 – No. 14 is MovingIntoPosition – Score 65%
No. 27 is MakingSpace – Score 65%
06:50 – 06:75 – No. 14 is RetainPossession – Score 94%
No. 27 is MovingIntoPosition – Score 65%
07:00 – 10:00 - No. 37 is MovingIntoPosition – Score 65%
No. 27 is MakingSpace – Score 65%
10:50 – 10:75 – No. 37 is GainPossession
10:80 – 11:00 - No. 37 is RetainPossession – Score 100%
No. 27 is MovingIntoPosition – Score 65%
Then with this we create the code for the video as below EXAMPLE:-
"Player No. 2 (Charlton, Red)"
p1 = [
[[0.0, 1.9], "Moving Into Position", "Value 55, 65%"],
[[2.0, 2.5], "Gain Possession", "Value 80, 94%"],
[[3.0, 3.9], "Retain Possession", "Dribble, Value 85, 100%"],
[[4.2, 4.4], "Retain Possession", "Pass, Value 85, 100%"],
[[5.0, 5.9], "Making Space", "Value 75, 88%"],
[[6.0, 8.0], "Moving Into Position", "Value 55, 65%"],
[[9.0, 10.0], "Making Space", "Value 75, 88%"],
[[10.1, 10.5], "Gain Possession", "Value 80, 94%"],
[[10.6, 10.9], "Retain Possession", "Pass, Value 85, 100%"],
[[11.0, 11.9], "Making Space", "Value 75, 88%"]
]
"Player No. 9 (Charlton, Red)"
p2 = [
[[0.0, 1.5], "Being Marked", "Value 30, 35%"],
[[2.0, 2.9], "Moving Into Position", "Value 55, 65%"],
[[3.0, 6.5], "Making Space", "Value 75, 88%"],
[[7.0, 7.1], "Gain Possession", "Value 80, 94%"],
[[7.2, 7.3], "Retain Possession", "Pass, Value 85, 100%"],
[[7.5, 7.9], "Moving Opponent", "Value 80, 94%"],
[[8.0, 9.0], "Making Space", "Value 75, 88%"],
[[10.0, 11.0], "Gain Possession", "Value 80, 94%"],
[[12.0, 13.0], "Retain Possession", "Value 85, 100%"]
]
The previous developer did provide the following details regarding previous videos:-
https://github.com/ifzhang/FairMOT/tree/master/src
thats the values I used and the repository the code comes from
model and setup guide can be found in the description, I also changed the visualization.py (http://visualization.py/) to obtain the above video
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I have a new video to create which will be similar number of actions as the above.
I want to create another video like the attached. I have created this before but the developer is no longer working. The way it works is that I provide the video and the actions/percentages/tag details for the player as below EXAMPLE:-
00:00 – 00:50 - Player receiving ball is GainPossession – Score 82%
01:00 – 01:50 - Player with ball is RetainPossession – Score 82%
No. 14 is MovingIntoPosition – Score 65%
No. 7 is MakingSpace – Score 65%
03:08 – 04:00 - No. 14 is AnticipatePlay – Score 53%
No. 7 is MovingIntoPosition – Score 65%
04:50 – 05:00 - No. 27 (nearest camera) is MakingSpace – Score 65%
05:00 – 06:00 – No. 14 is MovingIntoPosition – Score 65%
No. 27 is MakingSpace – Score 65%
06:50 – 06:75 – No. 14 is RetainPossession – Score 94%
No. 27 is MovingIntoPosition – Score 65%
07:00 – 10:00 - No. 37 is MovingIntoPosition – Score 65%
No. 27 is MakingSpace – Score 65%
10:50 – 10:75 – No. 37 is GainPossession
10:80 – 11:00 - No. 37 is RetainPossession – Score 100%
No. 27 is MovingIntoPosition – Score 65%
Then with this we create the code for the video as below EXAMPLE:-
"Player No. 2 (Charlton, Red)"
p1 = [
[[0.0, 1.9], "Moving Into Position", "Value 55, 65%"],
[[2.0, 2.5], "Gain Possession", "Value 80, 94%"],
[[3.0, 3.9], "Retain Possession", "Dribble, Value 85, 100%"],
[[4.2, 4.4], "Retain Possession", "Pass, Value 85, 100%"],
[[5.0, 5.9], "Making Space", "Value 75, 88%"],
[[6.0, 8.0], "Moving Into Position", "Value 55, 65%"],
[[9.0, 10.0], "Making Space", "Value 75, 88%"],
[[10.1, 10.5], "Gain Possession", "Value 80, 94%"],
[[10.6, 10.9], "Retain Possession", "Pass, Value 85, 100%"],
[[11.0, 11.9], "Making Space", "Value 75, 88%"]
]
"Player No. 9 (Charlton, Red)"
p2 = [
[[0.0, 1.5], "Being Marked", "Value 30, 35%"],
[[2.0, 2.9], "Moving Into Position", "Value 55, 65%"],
[[3.0, 6.5], "Making Space", "Value 75, 88%"],
[[7.0, 7.1], "Gain Possession", "Value 80, 94%"],
[[7.2, 7.3], "Retain Possession", "Pass, Value 85, 100%"],
[[7.5, 7.9], "Moving Opponent", "Value 80, 94%"],
[[8.0, 9.0], "Making Space", "Value 75, 88%"],
[[10.0, 11.0], "Gain Possession", "Value 80, 94%"],
[[12.0, 13.0], "Retain Possession", "Value 85, 100%"]
]
The previous developer did provide the following details regarding previous videos:-
https://github.com/ifzhang/FairMOT/tree/master/src
thats the values I used and the repository the code comes from
model and setup guide can be found in the description, I also changed the visualization.py (http://visualization.py/) to obtain the above video
---------------
I have a new video to create which will be similar number of actions as the above.
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