In issue #1, you mentioned depth values are in millimeters and need to divide 1000 to get a metric scale, but I think the scale is still incorrect.
For example, in office0/image/1551915398.6757.png, the depth value around a room corner is approximately 700~750mm in the stored depth map, but there must be more than 1 meter considering the sofa size.
Also, when I visualize office0/image/1551915398.6757.png and office0/image/1551915399.9445.png as a 3D point cloud using gt depth and absolute pose, I can see a clear misalignment of 2 depth maps which should be coming from the wrong scale factor.
Thank you very much for sharing your work.
In issue #1, you mentioned depth values are in millimeters and need to divide 1000 to get a metric scale, but I think the scale is still incorrect. For example, in
office0/image/1551915398.6757.png
, the depth value around a room corner is approximately 700~750mm in the stored depth map, but there must be more than 1 meter considering the sofa size.Also, when I visualize
office0/image/1551915398.6757.png
andoffice0/image/1551915399.9445.png
as a 3D point cloud using gt depth and absolute pose, I can see a clear misalignment of 2 depth maps which should be coming from the wrong scale factor.Do you have any idea?