Trial processing often fails and shows red dots

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Christina Frese
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Trial processing often fails and shows red dots

Post by Christina Frese » Sun Sep 10, 2023 11:49 am

Dear OpenCap-Team,

I ran this weekend in some issues with opencap. We did measurements in the same laboratory was the weekend before, when most of the videos could be processed. This weekend I had big difficulties. 7-8 videos from 10 failes to synchronise even though it were fast movements (spike jump). Can you please look into the sessions and see what the problem was? I do not understand because before it worked really well the other weekend. Is it possible to fix the trial in a post processing? I would be really glad about some help and if some tirals can be fixed.

My name is knieschmerzen_im_volleyball. The sessions were many. From 09.09.2023 and 10.09.2023. Session 306c2449-ab09-4dc6-9b44-4ff313ba3843 up until session: cadf40d7-cf06-4e74-a4ce-1bc837a32aaa. About 20 sessions all in all. We recalibrated in between as well. Maybe the athlete was to small in some in the begging? You said that that could be a problem and you have a specific pipeline for that? But as I said. The weekend before we did not have those problems.

Best regards,
Christina

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Re: Trial processing often fails and shows red dots

Post by Antoine Falisse » Mon Sep 11, 2023 9:09 am

Hey, we will check. Could you please list all the sessions? Thanks.

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Re: Trial processing often fails and shows red dots

Post by Christina Frese » Mon Sep 11, 2023 12:20 pm

Of course. Here are all the sessions. As I said. We measured all day long :P

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Re: Trial processing often fails and shows red dots

Post by Scott Uhlrich » Mon Sep 11, 2023 3:23 pm

Hi Christina,

We identified a few problems:
1) we may have had a failing server over the weekend
2) make sure that the checkerboard is mounted to something very flat, and that there aren't people or posters that look like people in the field of view. This can cause intermittent problems with both calibration and neutral trials. Make sure the neutral skeleton looks reasonable before continuing to collect data - this can be an indication that there was a problem in calibration or the neutral trial.

We reprocessed all sessions except 27a9972c-5705-4306-b89b-720a87acd0e7. This one is trickier to reprocess. Check back in 1 day to see if the data from the other sessions looks better.

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Re: Trial processing often fails and shows red dots

Post by Christina Frese » Mon Sep 11, 2023 10:43 pm

Hello Scott,

thank you so much. I also got once the error that the server was down. It was also a bit slower than usually. But I could measure even still after the error message. I thought about the board. We had it on a chair first. That worked well for the first weekend. I also had the feeling that the paper bended a bit, so I put it on a box. Okay. I will be more careful next time. I was wondering why the calibration of the subjects were so bad in the last two sessions. But I see that in those session the camera looked on the posters and before not that much. But one at least looks really good now. The next weekend we will cover the poster or put the camera in such a way that it does not include it.

I already saw now that more data is green and looks good. A big relieve for me. I will check tomorrow. Thank you for your help.

Best regards,
Christina

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