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Hello, I cannot understand this function clearly. I know that digitize is used to convert p's location to voxel index. But why do you add rsize to p ?p+rsize.
Rsize is half value of far-near, which will change p's location. Then, you limit voxelized p to [0, vsize-1], but in real world coordinator(e.g. llff), voxelized p in range [0, vsize-1] may not contain object.
Sorry, I don't remember much about my these codes, but I think the position xyz of p takes -r ~ r, so I added r so that it goes 0 ~ 2r (or something like that). And..., VaxNeRF only supports inward facing datasets and cannot be used with llff, etc. 😱
Hello, I cannot understand this function clearly. I know that digitize is used to convert p's location to voxel index. But why do you add rsize to p ?
p+rsize
.Rsize is half value of far-near, which will change p's location. Then, you limit voxelized p to [0, vsize-1], but in real world coordinator(e.g. llff), voxelized p in range [0, vsize-1] may not contain object.
Or rsize here is just an empirical offset?
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