chunk.detectMarkers fails to find

[forumname]

I am attempting to replicate the marker detection behavior of the GUI. In the GUI, all 12 bit markers are detected.

chunk.detectMarkers() detects all markers.

chunk.detectMarkers(frames=0) [or any other frame] returns nothing.

This is performed on the same doc. What does the GUI operation do that the (python) API does not?

[forumname]

The error was a result of an interaction between chunk.addFrames() and removing frames. As a result, frame 0 of the chunk did not have key 0, and chunk.detectMarkers expects the key, not the frame number (which is not clear in the function help).

[forumname]

Unfortunately, chunk.markers still turns up empty.

[Alexey Pasumansky]

Hello forumname,

If you need to apply the detect markers operation to chunk.frames[0] you need to do the following:

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chunk.detectMarkers(frames = [chunk.frames[0].key])
Check the documentation (API Reference) for the arguments that require the list to input, if the required type is int, then you need to pass list of .key elements for chunks, cameras, frames and etc.

[forumname]

Thanks Alexey, when I do this with the API I simply get an empty array in chunk.markers:.

> chunk.detectMarkers(frames=[chunk.frames[0].key])
DetectMarkers: marker type = Circular 12 bit, tolerance = 50

camera0: 2 targets
camera1: 0 targets
camera2: 2 targets
camera3: 2 targets
camera4: 3 targets
camera5: 3 targets

chunk.markers
Out[11]: []:

Thanks!

[Alexey Pasumansky]

Hello forumname,

And what log do you get when running Detect Markers for the first frame via GUI with the same parameters?