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Task 0: Setting up a Development Environment

Karthik Dharmarajan edited this page Feb 5, 2022 · 2 revisions

Installing Dependencies

Please follow the instructions in the README to install dependencies. For those who are new to conda environments, conda environments are like Python virtualenvs in that they help isolate projects in terms of dependencies. This will be very useful, as one may have projects involving multiple versions of OpenCV, numpy, etc. Make sure that when you use a conda environment, you are always in that environment when running your project (otherwise errors or other behaviors may occur).

According to the tutorial, always use conda activate urobotics before running any code for this project. If installing any other dependencies, make sure to also be in the environment of choice.

Using Vis

In order to use Vis, please look at the README and the Wiki to see what the arguments are and how to start up Vis.

Checkpoint #0:

Be able to run Vis with webcam or other video from the test dataset on the README with an algorithm listed in this file.

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