Closed ShrutheeshIR closed 4 years ago
It's been a while so I'm not entire sure, but I think this is some leftover from our previous attempts to also guide orientations? @xyukiono
Yes. rotation terms are used only for training to guide orientation estimates. thetas1 and thetas2 are in-plane rotation at camera movement from view1 to 2 and 2 to 1. inv-thetas1,2 are there inverse.
Alright! Thank you
I understand that support is not provided for training, however, this is more an implementation query than a training query.
In building the network, here https://github.com/vcg-uvic/lf-net-release/blob/12ba6ebf427cdcac1eebbbc36b3bdaf082809a02/train_lfnet.py#L246
What are the last 4 parameters,
thetas1
,thetas2
,inv_thetas1
andinv_thetas2
. According to the SfM data loader, as shown here:https://github.com/vcg-uvic/lf-net-release/blob/12ba6ebf427cdcac1eebbbc36b3bdaf082809a02/mydatasets/sfmdataset.py#L590
They are not returning any values such as thetas1 etc. Quite simply, what are those, and where is the code snippet to get those?
Thanks