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I'm new to ALFRED and trying to learn it. After reading #84, I find there is still a mismatch between high-level and low-level actions after preprocessing. For example, in pick_two_obj_and_place-AppleSliced-None-CounterTop-10/trial_T20190907_061009_396474, the generated low_to_high_idx is [..., 10, 11, 11, 13]. However, 13 is out of the bound of instr list and also exceeds the maximum high_idx in action_high (which is 12).
I'm not sure if it is a bug because this phenomenon does not cause problems when training baseline models. I think the reason is this line:
I'll look into this when I get some time. But for now, yeah, if you visualize those high-level actions, and it makes sense to merge/discard them, then use your fix.
Hello!
I'm new to ALFRED and trying to learn it. After reading #84, I find there is still a mismatch between high-level and low-level actions after preprocessing. For example, in
pick_two_obj_and_place-AppleSliced-None-CounterTop-10/trial_T20190907_061009_396474
, the generatedlow_to_high_idx
is[..., 10, 11, 11, 13]
. However, 13 is out of the bound ofinstr
list and also exceeds the maximumhigh_idx
inaction_high
(which is 12).I'm not sure if it is a bug because this phenomenon does not cause problems when training baseline models. I think the reason is this line:
alfred/data/preprocess.py
Line 212 in 1898b83
which may be better like this:
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