SpadeLiu / Lac-GwcNet

Local Similarity Pattern and Cost Self-Reassembling for Deep Stereo Matching Networks
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test on Oxford RobotCar #15

Open XC-Young opened 1 year ago

XC-Young commented 1 year ago

Hi, I have tested on the stereo images of Oxford RobotCar with pretrained model kitti2015.pth directly. However, the output disparity images have some white or black patches with extremely unsmooth grayscale values, and some parts of the building have insignificant differences in disparity values. Have you done any tests on the robotcar dataset? Is there any parameter adjustment that can optimize the above problem?

SpadeLiu commented 1 year ago

Hi,

The model used in this paper is not so robust, if there is a large domain gap between KITTI and RobotCar, the model can not generalize well. You can set the window size which defines the range to calculate disparity probability weighted average as 0 if large disparity changes are not supposed, but you should retrain the model from scratch, including pre-training on SeneFlow. It is not suggested to adjust parameters only for testing. On the other hand, the best solution is to train a model on your dataset RobotCar. You can also try some domain generalized models, for example, please refer to the other project in my github page.


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Hi, I have tested on the stereo images of Oxford RobotCar with pretrained model kitti2015.pth directly. However, the output disparity images have some white or black patches with extremely unsmooth grayscale values, and some parts of the building have insignificant differences in disparity values. Have you done any tests on the robotcar dataset? Is there any parameter adjustment that can optimize the above problem?

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