Add script to convert GroupNet NBA splits for SocialCircle training#16
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GroupNet and SocialCircle use different preprocessing pipelines and train/test splits for the NBA dataset. This script converts GroupNet's pre-sliced train.npy/test.npy into SocialCircle's per-clip ann.csv + plist format, enabling fair comparison on identical data splits. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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GroupNet and SocialCircle use different preprocessing pipelines and train/test splits for the NBA dataset. This script converts GroupNet's pre-sliced train.npy/test.npy into SocialCircle's per-clip ann.csv + plist format, enabling fair comparison on identical data splits.