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How to test the levels of occlusion?

Open zhufeng888 opened this issue 3 years ago • 4 comments

The Figure 3 show the performance under increasing levels of occlusion on the YCB-Video dataset. But after reading Densefusion, PVN3D and FFB6D, I still don't know how to get the levels of occlusion. Could you tell me how to calculate the percentage of invisible points on the object surface. I have tried my way by projecting model points with poses to 2D labels images to calculate the percentage, but finnaly don't get the general effect. Help me! Please!

zhufeng888 avatar May 08 '22 15:05 zhufeng888

I found a description of how to calculate it in the Supplementary Material for DenseFusion in Sec. 6.1. But I didn't find the code that implements it. Maybe you can try?

zhanhz avatar May 13 '22 14:05 zhanhz

I found a description of how to calculate it in the Supplementary Material for DenseFusion in Sec. 6.1. But I didn't find the code that implements it. Maybe you can try?

Could you share the paper? I don't find the Sec. 6.1. in FFB6D. The Appendix is A,x and I dont't find the detail to calculate the levels of occlusion in YCB-Video dataset.

zhufeng888 avatar May 13 '22 15:05 zhufeng888

I found a description of how to calculate it in the Supplementary Material for DenseFusion in Sec. 6.1. But I didn't find the code that implements it. Maybe you can try?

Could you share the paper? I don't find the Sec. 6.1. in FFB6D. The Appendix is A,x and I dont't find the detail to calculate the levels of occlusion in YCB-Video dataset.

Sure. It is in DenseFusion but not FFB6D.

zhanhz avatar May 13 '22 16:05 zhanhz

I found a description of how to calculate it in the Supplementary Material for DenseFusion in Sec. 6.1. But I didn't find the code that implements it. Maybe you can try?

Could you share the paper? I don't find the Sec. 6.1. in FFB6D. The Appendix is A,x and I dont't find the detail to calculate the levels of occlusion in YCB-Video dataset.

Sure. It is in DenseFusion but not FFB6D.

Thank you very much. I'll try it.

zhufeng888 avatar May 14 '22 04:05 zhufeng888