Difference between time_steps and seqlen? about stylegestures HOT 2 CLOSED

Hi,

I'm not the author of the repository, but my understanding is that the concat_sequence function takes a number of short (e.g. 10 second) data segments, and returns all seqlen long windows in these segments concatenated to each other.

For example, if

data = [ 
    # first segment
    [frame_0, frame_1, frame_2, frame_3, frame_4], 
    # second segment
    [frame_5, frame_6, frame_7, frame_8, frame_9] 
]
# window length
seqlen = 3

then self.concat_sequence(seqlen, data) will return something like this:

[ 
    # first window from both segments
    [ [frame_0, frame_1, frame_2] , [frame_5, frame_6, frame_7] ],
    # second window from both segments
    [ [frame_1, frame_2, frame_3], [frame_6, frame_7, frame_8] ],
    # third window from both segments
    [ [frame_2, frame_3, frame_4], [frame_7, frame_8, frame_9] ]
]

So timesteps is the segment length of the data passed to the function, and seqlen is the desired length of the output windows.

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Closing this issue, since it appears that the question has been answered.

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