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rearranged code for function readline and getlines (and characters), moved invertHomography to cvutils
author Nicolas Saunier <nicolas.saunier@polymtl.ca>
date Thu, 23 Sep 2010 17:24:31 -0400
parents ffddccfab7f9
children 7b06d649122b
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#! /usr/bin/env python
'''Various utilities to save and load data'''

import utils
import moving

__metaclass__ = type





def loadNgsimFile(filename, nObjects = -1, sequenceNum = -1):
    '''Reads data from the trajectory data provided by NGSIM project 
    and returns the list of Feature objects'''
    objects = []

    input = utils.openCheck(filename)
    if not input:
        import sys
        sys.exit()

    def createObject(numbers):
        firstFrameNum = int(numbers[1])
        time = moving.TimeInterval(firstFrameNum, firstFrameNum+int(numbers[2])-1)
        obj = moving.MovingObject(num = int(numbers[0]), timeInterval = time)
        # do the geometry and usertype

#         firstFrameNum = int(numbers[1])
#         lastFrameNum = firstFrameNum+int(numbers[2])-1
#         f = Feature(sequenceNum, firstFrameNum, lastFrameNum, int(numbers[0]))
#         f.sizeLength = float(numbers[8])
#         f.sizeWidth = float(numbers[9])
#         f.userType = int(numbers[10])
#         f.positions = [[float(numbers[6])],[float(numbers[7])]]
#         f.speeds = [float(numbers[11])]
        return obj

    numbers = input.readline().strip().split()
    if (len(numbers) > 0):
        obj = createObject(numbers)

    for line in input:
        numbers = line.strip().split()
        if obj.num != int(numbers[0]):
            # check and adapt the length to deal with issues in NGSIM data
            #objLength = f.length()
            #if (objLength != len(f.positions[0])):
            #    print 'length pb with object %s (%d,%d)' % (f.num,objLength,len(f.positions[0]))
            #    f.lastFrameNum = f.getFirstFrameNum()+len(f.positions[0])-1
            #f.velocities = utils.computeVelocities(f.positions) # compare norm to speeds ?
            objects.append(obj)
            if (nObjects>0) and (len(objects)>=nObjects):
                break
            obj = createObject(numbers)
        else:
            print(numbers[6])
#             f.positions[0] += [float(numbers[6])]
#             f.positions[1] += [float(numbers[7])]
#             f.speeds += [float(numbers[11])]

#         if (f.sizeWidth != float(numbers[9])): 
#             print 'changed width obj %d' % (f.num)
#         if (f.sizeLength != float(numbers[8])):
#             print 'changed length obj %d' % (f.num)
    
    input.close()
    return objects

def convertNgsimFile(inFile, outFile, append = False, nObjects = -1, sequenceNum = 0):
    '''Reads data from the trajectory data provided by NGSIM project
    and converts to our current format.'''
    if append:
        out = open(outFile,'a')
    else:
        out = open(outFile,'w')
    nObjectsPerType = [0,0,0]

    features = loadNgsimFile(inFile, sequenceNum)
    for f in features:
        nObjectsPerType[f.userType-1] += 1
        f.write(out)

    print nObjectsPerType
        
    out.close()




if __name__ == "__main__":
    import doctest
    import unittest
    suite = doctest.DocFileSuite('tests/ubc_utils.txt')
    unittest.TextTestRunner().run(suite)
    #doctest.testmod()
    #doctest.testfile("example.txt")