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Offset Issue for Nodes from ObjectLayer #10

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Laura-Ting opened this issue Dec 8, 2024 · 0 comments
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Offset Issue for Nodes from ObjectLayer #10

Laura-Ting opened this issue Dec 8, 2024 · 0 comments

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Laura-Ting commented Dec 8, 2024

Hi Nathan,

I have tested the new code in the zip clio_ws on the apartment dataset and 00847-bCPU9suPUw9 from Habitat dataset and encountered an issue that I find puzzling.

  • It seems that there is an offset between the mesh of nodes extracted from the SegmentLayer and the mesh of nodes from the ObjectLayer.
  • Additionally, I've observed that the nodes in the SegmentLayer are aligned with the Background Mesh.

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Obtaining an accurate objects node that aligns with the ground truth is crucial for my work. (Without it, I can only evaluate using nodes from the SegmentLayer, which doesn't effectively demonstrate the impact of IB.) I noticed that the code specifies a version requirement for the Spark-dsg, but setting the offset parameter to either True or False doesn't align the nodes in the ObjectLayer. And obviously setting it to False gets a wrong result as I'm using the version which is detected to be ['1', '0', '0'].(The detailed videos on these datasets are attached below.)

Have you noticed this issue, and do you have any suggestions for resolving it?

Thank you for your help!

clio_zip_apartment_offset.mp4
clio_zip_00847_offset.-.Compressed.with.FlexClip.mp4
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