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feat(intrinsic_camera_calibrator): multiple camera models & ceres integration #208
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@amadeuszsz The several statistics related to the pose, angles, etc that require a camera model, should use "the best camera model available", which is not the single shot. Single shot works well for these only in the case that the camera is not distorted. Single shot should be used to detect outliers based on the reprojection error. E.g., if a model can not fit even one sample, it is highly probable that that sample is an outlier |
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This may be too big for this PR since also affects some of sergio's work. In the meantime, can you turn all data collection filters that use 3D information ? (pose, 3d rotation, etc). As explained before, using single shot models to estimate these values with highly distorted cameras will end up with trashy values |
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height = detections[0].get_image_height() | ||
width = detections[0].get_image_width() | ||
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camera_model = CameraModel() | ||
camera_model = make_camera_model(camera_model_type=CameraModelEnum.OPENCV) |
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This seems to be a problem from before, but can you check if all .value
accesses are done in a locked context?
Applies to the calibration related methods
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I just checked it and it seems .value
for all parameters from GUI are reflected here.
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That is not what I meant.
The parameters are accessed both in the GUI threads and the calibration ones. This raises potential dataraces.
So far I had been making sure (or at least tried) that all accesses to .value
were done in a with self.lock:
context.
I just checked, and this one seems is not. Can you address these cases?
Alternatively, the lock part of ParameterizedClass could be made to be applied to the Parameter class
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Addressed in 73eb77b
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Why? I checked and it works for any combination. Also I can see how reprojection error changes so I believe it is due to camera model configuration.
Yup, use recent best model brings me some issues and we would need to redesign some part of the code to assign camera model configuration to board detections. Your temporary workaround is addressed in 494fcb4 |
Following occam's razor principle, I would like to leave the default distortion model fixed at radial coefficients=2 with no rational coefficients. For ceres, the max calibration samples, currently capped at 80, should be increased to a large number, 500 or 1000 for example Final comment. Not sure it this happened now or before (at least when I first implemented this, it did not happen), but in the current code, the loggings are not really working. Can you make sure that the ones in the calibration routine are flushed (shown in the console) as soon as they are executed? |
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There is one comment from before left, plus some minor changes related to parameters and logging 🙏
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Addressed in 8d990f0
Addressed in ef56973
Addressed in 4e3a48d |
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@amadeuszsz regarding logging, only |
Could you show me number of post-rejection inliers? The value of
I can see every single log using appropriate severity level, e.g.: [camera_calibrator-1] INFO:root:Iteration 93: inliers: 123 | mean rms: 0.62 | min rms: 0.07 | max rms: 7.94 Did you run launch file with custom severity? ros2 launch intrinsic_camera_calibrator calibrator.launch.xml severity:=0 |
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