Closed akashchavan15 closed 1 year ago
can anyone please provide some suggestions?
@RaresAmbrus Could you please provide some suggestions?
The photometric loss makes a static scene assumption; if we train on enough data in practice we get models that can predict reasonable depth on dynamic objects (e.g. by generalizing from parked cars to cars in front of the ego-vehicle). If your dataset is on the smaller side, you're going to get missing depth like that because the dynamic object is masked out.
@ivasiljevic Thank you for your reply. I have 60000 images in my training data. What is the best practice I can follow to filter out dynamic scenes from my dataset? I removed static frames.
I have used monocular depth estimation for my own data. I see that the depths for closest-in-path objects are not correct. Can someone help me to fix this?
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