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Ps: From Fig.3, I {i} and I^{r} {i} are images from different camera pose, that is why I ask this question.
Thanks for your interest! Maybe you have some misconceptions about the view-consistent loss, there is no ground truth image for supervising the rendered image I^{r} {i}, and that's why we built the view-consistent loss to supervise the hallucinated image I^{r} {i}.
Where is the view consistent loss in your code?
Thanks for your inspiring work.
I have a question about figure 3, in which you render I^{r} {i} based on camera ray and appearance feature of I {i}.
I believe that the image I^{i} for generating the appearance feature, and the ground truth image for supervising rendered image I^{r} _{i} should be from the same image domain in which images share the same appearance feature.
However, how to identify the image domain in the given datasets?
I checked the brandenburg_gate dataset, the informations are image name, id, split, and name of dataset. I wonder which information tells the set of images is from the same image domain?