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Hi, after I look through the codes of the many depth, I found a confused part when doing the matching augmentation. When you try to solve the static camera problem, you replace the frame -1 to be the color augmented version of frame 0. However, in the code, it seems that you only change the rgb from frame -1 to frame 0, the pose is still the relative pose between frame -1 and frame 0. Therefore this original relative pose will be used to compute the cost volume. Whereas, I think it is a little bit unreasonable, because in this case, when you compute the cost volume, the two frame will be augmented frame 0 and frame 0, whose relative pose should be identity matrix, but, in practical, the corresponding relative pose is between frame -1 and frame 0. It is confused for me. Looking forward to your explain.
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Hi, I find the same question, have you solved this?
Btw, I suppose that the static camera aug and missing cost volume aug can be combined as one aug because we only need to set the pose=0, and input frame 0 and frame 0
Hi, after I look through the codes of the many depth, I found a confused part when doing the matching augmentation. When you try to solve the static camera problem, you replace the frame -1 to be the color augmented version of frame 0. However, in the code, it seems that you only change the rgb from frame -1 to frame 0, the pose is still the relative pose between frame -1 and frame 0. Therefore this original relative pose will be used to compute the cost volume. Whereas, I think it is a little bit unreasonable, because in this case, when you compute the cost volume, the two frame will be augmented frame 0 and frame 0, whose relative pose should be identity matrix, but, in practical, the corresponding relative pose is between frame -1 and frame 0. It is confused for me. Looking forward to your explain.
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