Closed chunjins closed 10 months ago
Hi, I think you are right and I have miscalculated the frame number. To get the same frames, here is the process I used: 1. Divide the camera frames as: nv_eval_frames = all_frames[:-len(all_frames)//5]; np_eval_frames = all_frames[-len(all_frames)//5:];
The above is the code I used to divide them, So I think your calculation is correct. Thanks for pointing it out, I will update it.
Hi @Yzmblog,
Thanks for the excellent work. It would be one of the most important baselines for our project.
I have some questions about the data you use to evaluate the novel view and novel pose synthesis. For the novel pose evaluation, from section C of the supplemental materials, you mentioned that you sample frames from all cameras at the rate of 30 in Set B and the number of picked frames is 184. I am a bit confused about this part.
Taking 393 which is the longest sequence as an example, N_setB = 658 0.2 = 131.6, N_sample = N_setB 23 / 30 = 100.9 Then how could you get 184 frames for evaluation?
Kindly do let me know how could I get the same frames you use to calculate the scores of Table A2 and A3.
Thanks again!