Official PyTorch implementation of N-ImageNet: Towards Robust, Fine-Grained Object Recognition with Event Cameras (ICCV 2021)

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N-ImageNet: Towards Robust, Fine-Grained Object Recognition with Event Cameras

Official PyTorch implementation of N-ImageNet: Towards Robust, Fine-Grained Object Recognition with Event Cameras (ICCV 2021) [Paper] [Video].

In this repository, we provide instructions for downloading N-ImageNet along with the implementation of the baseline models presented in the paper. If you have any questions regarding the dataset or the baseline implementations, please leave an issue or contact [email protected].

Downloading N-ImageNet

To download N-ImageNet, please fill out the following questionaire, and we will send guidelines for downloading the data via email: [Link].

Training / Evaluating Baseline Models

Installation

The codebase is tested on a Ubuntu 18.04 machine with CUDA 10.1. However, it may work with other configurations as well. First, create and activate a conda environment with the following command.

conda env create -f environment.yml
conda activate e2t

In addition, you must install pytorch_scatter. Follow the instructions provided in the pytorch_scatter github repo. You need to install the version for torch 1.7.1 and CUDA 10.1.

Dataset Setup

Before you move on to the next step, please download N-ImageNet. Once you download N-ImageNet, you will spot a structure as follows.

N_Imagenet
├── train_list.txt
├── val_list.txt
├── extracted_train (train split)
│   ├── nXXXXXXXX (label)
│   │   ├── XXXXX.npz (event data)
│   │   │
│   │   ⋮
│   │   │
│   │   └── YYYYY.npz (event data)
└── extracted_val (val split)
    └── nXXXXXXXX (label)
        ├── XXXXX.npz (event data)
        │
        ⋮
        │
        └── YYYYY.npz (event data)

The N-ImageNet variants file (which would be saved as N_Imagenet_cam once downloaded) will have a similar file structure, except that it only contains validation files. The following instruction is based on N-ImageNet, but one can follow a similar step to test with N-ImageNet variants.

First, modify train_list.txt and val_list.txt such that it matches the directory structure of the downloaded data. To illustrate, if you open train_list.txt you will see the following

/home/jhkim/Datasets/N_Imagenet/extracted_train/n01440764/n01440764_10026.npz
⋮
/home/jhkim/Datasets/N_Imagenet/extracted_train/n15075141/n15075141_999.npz

Modify each path within the .txt file so that it accords with the directory in which N-ImageNet is downloaded. For example, if N-ImageNet is located in /home/karina/assets/Datasets/, modify train.txt as follows.

/home/karina/assets/Datasets/N_Imagenet/extracted_train/n01440764/n01440764_10026.npz
⋮
/home/karina/assets/Datasets/N_Imagenet/extracted_train/n15075141/n15075141_999.npz

Once this is done, create a Datasets/ directory within real_cnn_model, and create a symbolic link within Datasets. To illustrate, using the directory structure of the previous example, first use the following command.

cd PATH_TO_REPOSITORY/real_cnn_model
mkdir Datasets; cd Datasets
ln -sf /home/karina/assets/Datasets/N_Imagenet/ ./
ln -sf /home/karina/assets/Datasets/N_Imagenet_cam/ ./  (If you have also downloaded the variants)

Congratulations! Now you can start training/testing models on N-ImageNet.

Training a Model

You can train a model based on the binary event image representation with the following command.

export PYTHONPATH=PATH_TO_REPOSITORY:$PYTHONPATH
cd PATH_TO_REPOSITORY/real_cnn_model
python main.py --config configs/imagenet/cnn_adam_acc_two_channel_big_kernel_random_idx.ini

For the examples below, we assume the PYTHONPATH environment variable is set as above. Also, you can change minor details within the config before training by using the --override flag. For example, if you want to change the batch size use the following command.

python main.py --config configs/imagenet/cnn_adam_acc_two_channel_big_kernel_random_idx.ini --override 'batch_size=8'

Evaluating a Model

Suppose you have a pretrained model saved in PATH_TO_REPOSITORY/real_cnn_model/experiments/best.tar. You evaluate the performance of this model on the N-ImageNet validation split by using the following command.

python main.py --config configs/imagenet/cnn_adam_acc_two_channel_big_kernel_random_idx.ini --override 'load_model=PATH_TO_REPOSITORY/real_cnn_model/experiments/best.tar'

Downloading Pretrained Models

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