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That's an interesting issue with the visualization. We've checked the scaling of the trained model and confirmed that the third axes are all 0. That suggests the problem may lie in the visualization process itself.
Maybe we need to dig into SIBR_viewer source code to identify any issues or inconsistencies in how the visualization is being generated.
That's an interesting issue with the visualization. We've checked the scaling of the trained model and confirmed that the third axes are all 0. That suggests the problem may lie in the visualization process itself.
Maybe we need to dig into SIBR_viewer source code to identify any issues or inconsistencies in how the visualization is being generated. There is nothing wrong with your code. It was my carelessness that caused this issue. I use GaussianSplattingView to visualize Gaussians, this problem should be a bug of GaussianSplattingView. I'm sorry for wasting your time with this issue! Thanks for your great work, I will close this issue.
I noticed that the figures in comments are can not be seen. Is there anything wrong?
I tested on Tandt/Truck, and the results were not satisfactory. the 'gaussian' is not a 'disk' like in 2DGS. It has values for all three scales.
Gaussian Balls:
Mesh: