Closed SensenZhang closed 1 year ago
Hi, the transient embeddings are randomly initialized and trained by optimizing the objective function, and the CNN encoder extracts the appearance embeddings.
Thank you for your reply. While debugging the code nerf-w, I was puzzled by the 'ts' in the following figure, which when initialized seems to be just a set of integers "img_num[img_himg_w]", independent of the characteristics of the image. I want to know the specific meaning of ts and how to obtain it. Thank you very much.
谢谢您的回复。我在调试代码nerf-w的过程中,对下图中的 ‘ts’ 感到疑惑,'ts' 在初始化时似乎只是一组 “img_num[img_himg_w]” 的整数,与图像的特征并无关系。我想知道ts的具体含义,以及获取的方法。谢谢您!
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Hi, the transient embeddings are randomly initialized and trained by optimizing the objective function, and the CNN encoder extracts the appearance embeddings.
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It denotes the id of the image.
I get it. Thank you very much for your reply!
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It denotes the id of the image.
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Hello, I would like to know the input of transient_embedding and appearance_embedding. Thank you