This repository represents the official implementation of the paper:
Hanfeng Wu1,2, Xingxing Zuo2, Stefan Leutenegger2, Or Litany3, Konrad Schindler1, Shengyu Huang1 \ 1 ETH Zurich | 2 Technical University of Munich | 3 Technion | 4 NVIDIA
This code consists of two parts. The folder DyNFL
contains our nerfstudio-based DyNFL implementation. The folder WaymoPreprocessing
contains the preprocessing scripts to generate dataset used for training and evaluation.
This code has been tested on
To create a conda environment and install the required dependences, please run:
conda create -n "dynfl" python=3.10.10
conda activate dynfl
Then install nerfstudio from official guidelines in your conda environment.
After intalling nerfstudio, install DyNFL and required packages as follows:
git clone git@github.com:prs-eth/DyNFL-Dynamic-LiDAR-Re-simulation-using-Compositional-Neural-Fields.git
cd DyNFL
pip install -e .
pip install NFLStudio/ChamferDistancePytorch/chamfer3D/
pip install NFLStudio/raymarching/
Please refer to WaymoPreprocessing.
After generating the datasets, please run
ns-train NFLStudio --pipeline.datamanager.dataparser-config.context_name <context_name> --pipeline.datamanager.dataparser-config.root_dir <path_to_your_preprocessed_data_dynamic> --experiment_name <your_experiment_name>
You can set the batch-size in NFLDataManagerConfig or pass it as arguments along with the ns-train
command
After training, a folder containing weights will be saved in your working folder as outputs/<your_experiment_name>/NFLStudio/<time_stamp>/nerfstudio_models
In order to get quantitative results, please uncomment in tester
# pipeline.get_numbers() # get numbers of the LiDARs
and run
cd NFLStudio
python tester.py --context_name <context_name> --model_dir <model_dir>
for example
python tester.py --context_name "1083056852838271990_4080_000_4100_000" --model_dir "outputs/<your_experiment_name>/NFLStudio/<time_stamp>/nerfstudio_modelss"
We provide you the pretrained model weights of 4 Waymo Dynamic scenes to reproduce our results, the weights are avaliable here. Unpack the pretrained weights under DyNFL/NFLStudio/
and run
cd NFLStudio
bash test.sh
To visulize the results, uncomment in tester
# pipeline.get_pcd(context_name) # get pcd to display
and run
cd NFLStudio
python tester.py --context_name <context_name> --model_dir <model_dir>
After that, you will have a folder in NFLStudio
called pcd_out
.
replace the dir
and context_name
with path/to/pcd_out
and
and run
cd NFLStudio
python render_full_lidar_inputs.py
It will generate two windows like follows:
@inproceedings{Wu2023dynfl,
title={Dynamic LiDAR Re-simulation using Compositional Neural Fields},
author={Wu, Hanfeng and Zuo, Xingxing and Leutenegger, Stefan and Litany, Or and Schindler, Konrad and Huang, Shengyu},
booktitle = {The IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR)},
year = {2024},
}
We use the nerfstudio framework in this project, we thank the contributors for their open-sourcing and maintenance of the work.