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In my desired application, I need a depth method that outputs relative depth across frames. I am aiming to produce metric depth in a video by fitting the relative depth to a small subset of pixels with known "true depth" values. I would like to fit a single scale and shift parameter across multiple frames (probably the context length of NVSD). Does NVSD achieve consistent scale/shift across frames? I.E. If I compared NVSD outputs to a true depth video (where NVSD outputs were evaluated upto a scale and shift in inverse depth), would the best-fit scale/shift parameter for each frame be roughly the same?
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In my desired application, I need a depth method that outputs relative depth across frames. I am aiming to produce metric depth in a video by fitting the relative depth to a small subset of pixels with known "true depth" values. I would like to fit a single scale and shift parameter across multiple frames (probably the context length of NVSD). Does NVSD achieve consistent scale/shift across frames? I.E. If I compared NVSD outputs to a true depth video (where NVSD outputs were evaluated upto a scale and shift in inverse depth), would the best-fit scale/shift parameter for each frame be roughly the same?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: