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Hello all, first time making a post here.
I have been using Stone Soup for a few months now- thank you for your efforts!
I see the support for Clutter Detections in the Simulators, which I think is a neat inclusion. But when I store simulated data into a Pandas DataFrame and read it back out, the DataFrameDetectionReader has no ability to return Clutter vs. True Detections (they are always just the generic Detection type). I store whether or not each detection is clutter as a field in my data frame and it would be helpful for playback to have the system natively return the proper type.
I would love to take a crack at implementing this, if that is okay. Perhaps by adding a Callable property on DataFrameDetectionReader that the user can override with a dict->boolean function that returns true for True Detections and false for Clutter Detections? Then DataFrameDetectionReader.detections_gen() could use that internally to create an object of the proper type. I would be sure to preserve the default behavior to what it is now, too.
Please let me know what you think!
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Hello all, first time making a post here.
I have been using Stone Soup for a few months now- thank you for your efforts!
I see the support for Clutter Detections in the Simulators, which I think is a neat inclusion. But when I store simulated data into a Pandas DataFrame and read it back out, the
DataFrameDetectionReader
has no ability to return Clutter vs. True Detections (they are always just the genericDetection
type). I store whether or not each detection is clutter as a field in my data frame and it would be helpful for playback to have the system natively return the proper type.I would love to take a crack at implementing this, if that is okay. Perhaps by adding a
Callable
property onDataFrameDetectionReader
that the user can override with a dict->boolean function that returns true for True Detections and false for Clutter Detections? ThenDataFrameDetectionReader.detections_gen()
could use that internally to create an object of the proper type. I would be sure to preserve the default behavior to what it is now, too.Please let me know what you think!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: