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There are files named 'frameID.txt' and 'frameID_camID.txt' under the 'ego_pose' folder. I don't understand what are the meanings of 'frameID_camID.txt'.
This is what confused me:
It seems that 'frameID.txt' is ego2world, and 'frameID_camID.txt' are cam2world transformation matrices of corresponding frames. Is it correct?
In script 'lib/utils/waymo_utils.py', what does the variable 'c2w' mean exactly? pose = ego_cam_poses[cam, frame]; c2w = pose @ ext I assume 'ext' is cam2ego. But what does 'ego_cam_poses' (read from 'ego_pose/frameID_camID.txt') mean? And why not use 'ego_frame_poses' from 'ego_pose/frameID.txt'?
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Thank you for your excellent work!
There are files named 'frameID.txt' and 'frameID_camID.txt' under the 'ego_pose' folder. I don't understand what are the meanings of 'frameID_camID.txt'.
This is what confused me:
It seems that 'frameID.txt' is ego2world, and 'frameID_camID.txt' are cam2world transformation matrices of corresponding frames. Is it correct?
In script 'lib/utils/waymo_utils.py', what does the variable 'c2w' mean exactly?
pose = ego_cam_poses[cam, frame]; c2w = pose @ ext
I assume 'ext' is cam2ego. But what does 'ego_cam_poses' (read from 'ego_pose/frameID_camID.txt') mean? And why not use 'ego_frame_poses' from 'ego_pose/frameID.txt'?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: