This short notebook visualizes and briefly explains the difference between the allocentric and the egocentric pose of an object, as used frequently in machine learning papers.
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✭ MAGNETRON ™ ✭: This is a Google Colab/Jupyter Notebook for developing an ASTRAL VISION PROXIA (C) when working with ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE 2.0 ™ (ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE 2.0™ is part of MAGNETRON ™ TECHNOLOGY).
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✭ MAGNETRON ™ ✭: This is a Google Colab/Jupyter Notebook for developing an ASTRAL VISION PROXIA (C-2) for POSE ESTIMATION when working with ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE 2.0 ™ (ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE 2.0™ is part of MAGNETRON ™ TECHNOLOGY).
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