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Sparse-view reconstruction #8

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YSYYU opened this issue Apr 1, 2024 · 4 comments
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Sparse-view reconstruction #8

YSYYU opened this issue Apr 1, 2024 · 4 comments

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@YSYYU
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YSYYU commented Apr 1, 2024

Thank you for your excellent work! From your paper, I can see that there is still a section on sparse-view reconstruction. Where is the code for this section?

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We don't provide a test example for sparse-view reconstruciton.
But you can refer this function

GRM/test.py

Line 219 in 4cd9c39

def images2gaussian(images, c2ws, fxfycxcy, model, gs_path, video_path, mesh_path=None, fuse_mesh=False, optimize_texture=False):
to setup your input images and poses for reconstruction.

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YSYYU commented Apr 3, 2024

ok, thank you for your reply! May I ask which areas should be changed?

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justimyhxu commented Apr 4, 2024

You can refer this code block to set up your image and camera pose inputs.

GRM/test.py

Line 453 in 4cd9c39

c2ws, fxfycxcy = generate_input_camera(2.7, [[20, 225+30], [20, 225+150], [20, 225+270], [-10, 225+330]], fov=50)

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YSYYU commented Apr 7, 2024

Thanks your reply. So what do the parameters r=2.7 and pose [20, 225+30] represent respectively, and how are these parameters determined?

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