Issues Fixed in 'driving_data.py' and 'run_dataset.py' Files #51
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1. In `driving_data.py`, there was an issue reading the steering angle output from the dataset. The issue was caused by splitting the data by space, whereas it should have been split by commas. I added some lines to fix that. 2. In `run_dataset.py`, there was an issue with fast forwarding during the loading of testing image data. I imported the `time` module and normalized the speed by adding one line.
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driving_data.py, there was an issue reading the steering angle output from the dataset. The issue was caused by splitting the data by space, whereas it should have been split by commas. I added some lines to fix that.In
run_dataset.py, there was an issue with fast forwarding during the loading of testing image data. I imported thetimemodule and normalized the speed by adding one line.