Open UncleChuanchuan opened 3 years ago
Hi.
Well, it is quite complicated for sure. This is essentially computing the dot-product between features from the first image and the second image, given the pixel alignment in xy2p
. You first need to get familiar with advanced slicing techniques, see this link for instance.
About the mask. What actually happens is that invalid pixels (area where the optical flow is undefined) are set to nan
according to the mask:
aflow[~mask.view(bool)] = np.nan # mask bad pixels!
So the mask is superfluous after that, since the validity is directly encoded into the optical flow matrix. Note that if there is no mask, the dataloader will assume that all pixels are valid (see this line).
1、 pscores = (feat1[None,:,:] * feat2[b2, :, xy2p[1], xy2p[0]]).sum(dim=-1).t()
I can't understand the code above, in the sampler.py, to compute the pscores.
2、 Does the mask get from the dataloader has been used? I found that the mask which the loss using is from the sampler.py. I trid to pop the 'mask' from inputs of net, it still work.
Is there someone can explain it for me? Thx a lot!