This repo includes the source code of the paper: "Cascade residual learning: A two-stage convolutional neural network for stereo matching" by J. Pang, W. Sun, J.S. Ren, C. Yang and Q. Yan. Please cite our paper if you find this repo useful for your work:
@inproceedings{pang2017cascade,
title={Cascade residual learning: A two-stage convolutional neural network for stereo matching},
author={Pang, Jiahao and Sun, Wenxiu and Ren, Jimmy SJ and Yang, Chengxi and Yan, Qiong},
booktitle = {ICCV Workshop on Geometry Meets Deep Learning},
month = {Oct},
year = {2017}
}
remap_layer.cpp
and remap_layer.hpp
) from the repo of "View Synthesis by Appearance Flow" for warping.test_kitti.m
in the "crl-release/models/crl" folder for testing, our model definition deploy_kitti.prototxt
is also in this folder.disp_0
and you should see the results.We do not provide the code for training. For training, we need an in-house differentiable interpolation layer developed by our company, SenseTime Group Limited. To make the code publically available, we have replaced the interpolation layer to the downsample layer of DispNet. Since the backward pass of downsample layer is not implemented, the code provided in this repo cannot be applied for training.
On the other hand, using the downsample layer provided in DispNet does not affect the performance of the network. In fact, the network definition deploy_kitti.prototxt
(with downsample layer) can produced a D1-all error of 2.67% on the KITTI stereo 2015 leaderboard, exactly the same as our original CRL with the in-house interpolation layer.
For your information, this is a group of results taken from the evaluation page of KITTI. To browse for more results, please click this link.