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Does it make sense to define the first frame (t=0) as the canonical scene when we have a single camera moving around the scene? What happens if `not_zero_canonical = True`?
After setting up the conda environment, activating it, and downloading the data: `conda env create -f environment.yml` `conda activate nerf` `bash download_example_data.sh` I try to run `python run_nerf.py --config config_lego.txt`...
In my testing procedure, I firstly ran the EndoNeRF only with the masks, and then I added the depth maps to evaluate the model's performance. I'm using a dataset whose...
I wanted to compare the performance of the EndoNeRF in its most basic configuration to the Original NeRF's performance, but it doesn't seem to exist an easy way to remove/"shut...
How does the time enters in the EndoNeRF?
What does exactly this 'not_zero_canonical' parameter do? In which situations do I have to set it to True/False?
When measuring PSNR, SSIM, and LIPIPS, does it take into account the pixels we previously masked? Or does it discard those pixels? For example, in my images I have a...
Before using my own datasets, I decided to train EndoSurf using one of the EndoNeRF's datasets (pulling_soft_tissues). Then, I tried to use my own private datasets using the exact same...
I used several private datasets to run EndoNeRF and everything went well. Now I'm trying to use the same datasets to train EndoSurf, generating the .pkl files using the poses_bounds.npy...