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Your depth map formula requires the baseline. So, how can you obtain depth map for mono-images (which are obtained without stereo cameras) #35

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sarimmehdi opened this issue Mar 28, 2020 · 1 comment

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sarimmehdi commented Mar 28, 2020

Hello. I noticed in your research paper, the formula you use to get the z value (depth value) requires the baseline. But you also claim you are able to obtain point clouds for mono depth maps. But, in that case, there is no baseline. Then how are you able to do that?

@sarimmehdi sarimmehdi changed the title Incorrect point clouds generated for mono images Your depth map formula requires the baseline. So, how can you obtain depth map for mono-images (which are obtained without stereo cameras)) Mar 28, 2020
@sarimmehdi sarimmehdi changed the title Your depth map formula requires the baseline. So, how can you obtain depth map for mono-images (which are obtained without stereo cameras)) Your depth map formula requires the baseline. So, how can you obtain depth map for mono-images (which are obtained without stereo cameras) Mar 28, 2020
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mileyan commented Jun 29, 2020

Hi @sarimmehdi , the stereo models will predict disparities, instead of depth. We need the baseline to project disparity to depth. However, the monocular models can directly predict depth, so you don't need the baseline anymore.

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