Open Harzknopf opened 6 years ago
Maybe but can you send me the parameters so that I am able to check them
These are the parameter sets:
parameter1 = struct('maxLevel', 5, 'maxIter', 30, 'HampelNormS0', 3.2, 'HampelNormS1', 7, ... 'LargeWinSize', 21 , 'SmallWinSize', 9, 'MinEigenvalue', 0.001, 'RansacReprojThresholdPercentil' , 71, ... 'SegmentationThreshold', 30, 'useIlluminationModel' , 1, 'useGlobalMotionPrior', 0, ... 'SupportRegionType', 'SR_FIXED', 'SolverType', 'ST_STANDART');
parameter2 = struct('maxLevel', 5, 'maxIter', 20, 'HampelNormS0', 3.2, 'HampelNormS1', 7, ... 'LargeWinSize', 21 , 'SmallWinSize', 9, 'MinEigenvalue', 0.001, 'RansacReprojThresholdPercentil' , 71, ... 'SegmentationThreshold', 30, 'useIlluminationModel' , 0, 'useGlobalMotionPrior', 0, ... 'SupportRegionType', 'SR_FIXED', 'SolverType', 'ST_STANDART');
Thank You! This is a bug in the matlab wrapper parameter interpretation function. If you can try to bipass this by using the python or c++ version interfacs. I will look at this issues, but it could take some time.
differing parameter sets for mex_SparseRLOF(...) produce exactly the same flow fields. Is that even possible?