Open ysz-leo opened 1 month ago
The relative depth model outputs the inverse depth, while the metric depth model outputs the true depth.So I think it is necessary to use inverse depth to fine-tuning metric depth model, right?
Maybe this is why the metric depth training gets worse over time during fine tuning
Which loss should we use if the inverse depth is used? Should we use SiLogLoss or L2 loss? @tmagcaya @ysz-leo
The relative depth model outputs the inverse depth, while the metric depth model outputs the true depth.So I think it is necessary to use inverse depth to fine-tuning metric depth model, right?