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It seems the person is very near (less than 80cm) to the camera, therefore the visual features found on the person cannot be located in space and will be ignored. This reduces the amount of features available for estimating the motion. If part of the scene is dynamic the dynamic part may then easily "hijack" the motion estimation. Dynamic scenes are only handled well if the majority of the features are static. I usually had good results, even when people moved in the scene, but as I said, there neeed to be enough static features to "anchor" the motion estimates.
I can edit the problem?thank you My research, I use version rgbdslamv2.
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