Open aixiaodewugege opened 1 month ago
The XYZ loss is always 0, and the scale loss is five times larger than in your data. Do you know what could be causing this? I use the monocular camera data for training.
The xyz_loss
stays zero when the offset of Gaussians is very small. You may try enlarging position_lr_init
, position_lr_final
.
They should be adjusted according to the mesh size in the Euclidian space. Same for scaling_lr
. You can have a look at this issue to estimate values for these hyper-parameters.
By the way, what does the result look like in the viewer? Is it at least 3D-consistent?
Thanks for your reply!
Here is my result. I use the R T from monocular camera flame tracker, and set it as camera pose. And I set the flame R and T to ones and zeros. Am I handle it right?