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Hello.
I have a problem in the process of understanding how to obtain the boundaries of depth in pose_bounds.npy file.
I thought that pts_arr is the point of world coordinates, poses[:3, 3:4, :] is the translation term of camera to world coordinates, and poses[:3, 2:3, :] is the rotation term of z values in c2w matrix.
I think that the task of finding the depth boundaries is to find the z value at the camera coordinate point. To do, I think we can take the following formula and obtain the z value, but I can't understand the formula of the code.
If you explain the formula for me, I think that it will be helpful for my research. Thank you for reading my question.
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Sorry for late response. I just understood that through the formula in the picture attached above, the z_value of the 3D points can be obtained, and min_depth and max_depth can be obtained by scaling the min and max values of the z_value. Thank you.
Hello.
I have a problem in the process of understanding how to obtain the boundaries of depth in pose_bounds.npy file.
I thought that pts_arr is the point of world coordinates, poses[:3, 3:4, :] is the translation term of camera to world coordinates, and poses[:3, 2:3, :] is the rotation term of z values in c2w matrix.
I think that the task of finding the depth boundaries is to find the z value at the camera coordinate point. To do, I think we can take the following formula and obtain the z value, but I can't understand the formula of the code.
If you explain the formula for me, I think that it will be helpful for my research. Thank you for reading my question.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: