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The example bundle_adjustment_in_the_large.cc first loads observations, camera poses with intrinsics and points from a text file. Then the function FilterCameraOutliers is called to remove cameras that are wrongly initialized being too far from the centroid of all the cameras.
However this function seems to remove too many factors. On the problem 21-11315, 36455 factors and 21 cameras are fed to this function which returns only 21 factors that are then optimized.
I don't think this problem contains any wrongly initialized camera, so I think all the factors should be kept?
I assume that the error is coming from l. 62 where a single factor per camera is kept in the filtered_factors instead of keeping all the factors connected to the good camera.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The example
bundle_adjustment_in_the_large.cc
first loads observations, camera poses with intrinsics and points from a text file. Then the functionFilterCameraOutliers
is called to remove cameras that are wrongly initialized being too far from the centroid of all the cameras.However this function seems to remove too many factors. On the problem 21-11315, 36455 factors and 21 cameras are fed to this function which returns only 21 factors that are then optimized.
I don't think this problem contains any wrongly initialized camera, so I think all the factors should be kept?
I assume that the error is coming from l. 62 where a single factor per camera is kept in the
filtered_factors
instead of keeping all the factors connected to the good camera.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: