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problem about scale consistency #8

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hello7623 opened this issue Jul 9, 2020 · 3 comments
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problem about scale consistency #8

hello7623 opened this issue Jul 9, 2020 · 3 comments

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@hello7623
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hello7623 commented Jul 9, 2020

Thank for your pretty work, it gives me a lot of inspiration,but i have some doubts:
In the paper ,It is said that the consistency of scale is achieved by aligning the depth to the pose(translation), but,I wonder that, the pose is gained from 8 points method, while the 8 points methods don't satisfied the scale consistency,.Do you mean that it is for depth and pose for subsequent reprojection ? So the consistency is through $L_{pd}$ Another problem is that it seems that PWC-Net is a supervision method, not unsupervision, so what specific method for the estimation of optical flow?

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  1. The translation length from 8-Point algorithm is always a unit (up-to-scale). So for the training stage, we align the predicted depth to the pose (triangulation depth) to make the depth and pose consistent for calculating the loss. For the inference stage of visual odometry, we need the scale consistency over the whole sequence thus we align the scale of pose translation to the predicted depth.
  2. Yes PWC-Net is originally a supervised optical flow method, but its architecture could be used for unsupervised optical flow training.

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A really nice work , I have known it , thanks a lot!

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1. The translation length from 8-Point algorithm is always a unit (up-to-scale). So for the training stage, we align the predicted depth to the pose (triangulation depth) to make the depth and pose consistent for calculating the loss. For the inference stage of visual odometry, we need the scale consistency over the whole sequence thus we align the scale of pose translation to the predicted depth.

2. Yes PWC-Net is originally a supervised optical flow method, but its architecture could be used for unsupervised optical flow training.

Hi, may I ask how to align the scale of pose translation to the predicted depth?

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