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Thanks for your great work! I tried to run the program on my own data, however, I dont know how to get the stereo depth maps of the stereo images. I remembered that you mentioned using the DERS tool, but I dont know how to get access to it. Could you give me some hints?
Thanks a lot!
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If you have multiple images, and not necessarily stereo pairs, then you should take a look at Multi-View Stereo (MVS). The best MVS algorithms generally are based upon PatchMatch.
You could train NeRF (or the faster instant-ngp) on your images and render the depth maps.
Lately, many deep learning models are trained to estimate depth maps from a set of input images. These methods are fast but might not generalise well for every type of image. Some examples: MVSNet, MultiViewStereoNet
So if you want to learn more about MVS depth estimation, I would recommend to look into PatchMatch based approaches.
Thanks for your great work! I tried to run the program on my own data, however, I dont know how to get the stereo depth maps of the stereo images. I remembered that you mentioned using the DERS tool, but I dont know how to get access to it. Could you give me some hints?
Thanks a lot!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: