Thanks for sharing your nice work!
I used to extract optflow with dense-flow, but it's really slow. So I hope to use PWC-Net instead. Dense-flow use u/v flow respectively (save as .jpg) , how can I get the same result (flow value is 0~255, and save as u/v .jpg) as dense-flow?
Another question is, when extract optflow for a video, the input 2 frames adjacent to each other? In dense-flow, it takes i and i+1 as input, but in PWC I get optflow-value very small (about -0.8~0.7). Should I use i-i+3 to increase frame diff?
Thanks for sharing your nice work! I used to extract optflow with dense-flow, but it's really slow. So I hope to use PWC-Net instead. Dense-flow use u/v flow respectively (save as .jpg) , how can I get the same result (flow value is 0~255, and save as u/v .jpg) as dense-flow?
Another question is, when extract optflow for a video, the input 2 frames adjacent to each other? In dense-flow, it takes
i
andi+1
as input, but in PWC I get optflow-value very small (about -0.8~0.7). Should I usei
-i+3
to increase frame diff?