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What is the origin of ego coordinate system? #67

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HochGit opened this issue Jun 28, 2020 · 5 comments
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What is the origin of ego coordinate system? #67

HochGit opened this issue Jun 28, 2020 · 5 comments

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@HochGit
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HochGit commented Jun 28, 2020

At the middle of front bumper, or center of vehicle, or where?

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ltriess commented Aug 6, 2020

I am also interested in this question. For many semantic segmentation networks, we use cylindrical depth projections. Therefore, it is important to know whether these are vehicle coordinates or sensor coordinates and/or how to transform between these coordinate systems.

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jlbslbs commented Aug 11, 2020

It would also be helpful if the data could be provided as raw data, i.e. in sensor coordinates without any motion compensation in the point cloud.

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ltriess commented Aug 11, 2020

It would also be helpful if the data could be provided as raw data, i.e. in sensor coordinates without any motion compensation in the point cloud.

It would also help here #69

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We can temporarily provide raw data of Pandar64 and a instruction of the raw data
PandaSet Raw Data Instructions.pdf.
The raw data can be download at
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ou_HqaQq0rGR0UrGZkFYWrE3mCJDosX8?usp=sharing

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jlbslbs commented Aug 21, 2020

Would it be possible to also provide the raw data of the Pandar GT in a similar way? There are algorithms that work better and more efficiently on an organised point cloud, i.e a depth image, than on an unorganised point cloud.

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