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why the ray_altitude_range used by x #64

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chufall opened this issue Jun 5, 2023 · 3 comments
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why the ray_altitude_range used by x #64

chufall opened this issue Jun 5, 2023 · 3 comments

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@chufall
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chufall commented Jun 5, 2023

I think the ray_altitude_range is used cutted to include the highest buiding 。
Did it align the Z axis ,and why it used to cut the X axis value in the code?

Thanks a lot
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@chufall chufall closed this as completed Jun 5, 2023
@chufall chufall changed the title z,x,y why the ray_altitude_range used by x Jun 5, 2023
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hturki commented Jun 29, 2023

Sorry, the coordinate system used in Mega-NeRF is pretty confusing, but the position coordinates are [down, right, bottom]. The idea is to further constrain ray sampling to not needlessly sample points below ground level.

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chufall commented Jun 30, 2023

Thank you for your reply!
I have been confused.
I have been visualized the cameras of the Rubble scene. The results show its cameras faced aligned X axis.
But After I processed my own dataset captured by my drone(DJI M300 with RTK) followed readme and issues (1. with pixsfm 2. colmap aligner 3. run the convert script ) . The visualized results show its cameras faced aligned Z axis.
Should I switch the X and Z value of the result before running the convert script?

  1. switch the X and Z aixs in the camera c2w matrix
  2. switch the X and Z value of the camera pos vector

Am I right? Is there any script ?
Thanks a lot!

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Thank you for your reply! I have been confused. I have been visualized the cameras of the Rubble scene. The results show its cameras faced aligned X axis. But After I processed my own dataset captured by my drone(DJI M300 with RTK) followed readme and issues (1. with pixsfm 2. colmap aligner 3. run the convert script ) . The visualized results show its cameras faced aligned Z axis. Should I switch the X and Z value of the result before running the convert script?

  1. switch the X and Z aixs in the camera c2w matrix
  2. switch the X and Z value of the camera pos vector

Am I right? Is there any script ? Thanks a lot!

Hello, have you successfully customized the dataset and trained it. Can you provide your method

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