Hi, thanks for releasing great work!
I have a question regarding dataset config.
I am currently using a custom dataset for streetsurf and it seems the model works fine on my dataset.
However, when I fuse scenarios where the ego vehicle drives a relatively similar location, the model performance drops compared to the model trained on a single scenario.
(I cannot share the result since it is not supposed to be open dataset)
So, I wanted to ask if fusing multiple scenarios is supported in streetsurf.
I just want to know if I am using your code in the correct way.
If so, then I am guessing the performance drop is due to a localization error.
Below, I am attaching part of the config file as a reference.
Looking forward to your reply.
Thank you!
scenebank_cfg:
scenarios:
# fuse several scenarios into single big scenario
- 602620834232f4002ce37c9f-602625556eece1001edabfd3-6026207ddbf4220033e68f78
# use multiple scenarios
# - 602620834232f4002ce37c9f
# - 602625556eece1001edabfd3
# - 6026207ddbf4220033e68f78
observer_cfgs:
Camera:
list: ${camera_list}
RaysLidar:
list: ${lidar_list}
on_load:
no_objects: true # Set to true to skip loading foreground objects into scene graph
# joint_camlidar: true # !!! Convinient for NVS
align_orientation: true
# consider_distortion: true
# joint_camlidar_equivalent_extr: true
camera_front_name: camera_0
Hi, thanks for releasing great work! I have a question regarding dataset config. I am currently using a custom dataset for streetsurf and it seems the model works fine on my dataset.
However, when I fuse scenarios where the ego vehicle drives a relatively similar location, the model performance drops compared to the model trained on a single scenario. (I cannot share the result since it is not supposed to be open dataset)
So, I wanted to ask if fusing multiple scenarios is supported in streetsurf. I just want to know if I am using your code in the correct way. If so, then I am guessing the performance drop is due to a localization error.
Below, I am attaching part of the config file as a reference. Looking forward to your reply. Thank you!