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Hii @p-ranav
thank so much for sharing your amazing work
i wanted to know what output image represents, is it representing absolute depth or anything proportional to absolute depth?
what are the values in average_depth in infer.py represent?
if i want to get the absolute depth how can i get that
Thank you
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It is intended to be absolute depth in meters (the accuracy of this is TBD). Some of the depth predictions (e.g., MiDaS) are not absolute but instead relative depth (isl-org/MiDaS#37). I'm using some linear parameters to scale these to absolute depth - using absolute depth predictions, e.g., AdaBins, as the basis for this scaling.
Hii @p-ranav
thank so much for sharing your amazing work
i wanted to know what output image represents, is it representing absolute depth or anything proportional to absolute depth?
what are the values in
average_depth
in infer.py represent?if i want to get the absolute depth how can i get that
Thank you
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: