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Hi! I'm trying to get the longitude and latitude of every row of dataset but (X,Y) is something like (2661.0156381377,1145.75305191368) which surely does not imply long&lat.
However, i notice there is property "city_name" in the dataset , then what's the base point of the X and Y, and how can i convert it into longtitude and latitude?
Thanks a lot !
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Thanks for your interest in our work. (x,y) are measured in meters for the Motion Forecasting Dataset, in the city coordinate system. Our city coordinate system is relative to a point within each city (an origin we define). We discuss this in the Appendix of our paper -- please read me here in this issue: #95
@johnwlambert
Thanks for your answer. I was exploring the new argoverse2 dataset and I noticed you have covered more cities (e.g., Washington DC). Do you also have the origin point and coordinate system for each city in the new dataset?
Hi! I'm trying to get the longitude and latitude of every row of dataset but (X,Y) is something like (2661.0156381377,1145.75305191368) which surely does not imply long&lat.
However, i notice there is property "city_name" in the dataset , then what's the base point of the X and Y, and how can i convert it into longtitude and latitude?
Thanks a lot !
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: