Closed huntkao closed 5 years ago
Hi,
1.: I think this may just be a case of what library you use to display it. It may interpret the data as row-major storage when it is col-major, or vice versa. If you use cv2.imshow(...)
, I think it should display correctly.
2.: In demo.py they're contained in the returned pose
variable (link). This is an instance of the class RenderingParameters
and it has getters to get the rotation or the model-view and projection matrices. I think if on a Python console you do help(pose)
or help(eos.fitting.RenderingParameters)
you should get a documentation.
I'm going to close this, feel free to re-open if you discover that there is a bug or issue with the eos library or the Python bindings.
I successfully built the python module. The demo.py worked fine that I can see the isomap it generated. However there is two questions:
I appreciate this great project and your help!