feat(ByteTrack): Allow ByteTrack to track detection without class ids #1637
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I've tested the trace annotator with CLASS as the color selector, and it works as well as before. Thank you for the contribution @Kadermiyanyedi! I'm merging this in! |
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ByteTrack was tested and confirmed to work without needing class_ids. After reviewing the ByteTrack documentation, also noted that class_ids were not essential, so I removed class_ids. The system functions correctly without them.
You can test the functionality with the provided Colab Notebook which demonstrates ByteTrack handling cases with and without class_id.
#1582