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why are visible regions blacked out in visibility maps? #247

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xiyichen opened this issue Feb 26, 2024 · 2 comments
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why are visible regions blacked out in visibility maps? #247

xiyichen opened this issue Feb 26, 2024 · 2 comments

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@xiyichen
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Thank you for the code release and the detailed documentations! I ran the visibility_batch script, but found the results a bit confusing. In this particular view for example (subject 0002, view 050), both feets are visible, but are marked invisible in the visibility map. I wonder why is it like this? Thanks for your response in advance!
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xiyichen commented Feb 26, 2024

I'm also unable to reproduce the example you showed in dataset.md by rendering the same view of the same subject.
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In your visibility map, the left foot is partially observed, which makes sense:
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But in mine, it's not observed at all, which does not align with the viewpoint:
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xiyichen commented Feb 26, 2024

I changed the smplx scale in visibility_batch.py from 180 to 100 in this line and was able to reproduce your visibility map.
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I think this might be the issue since the scan_scale is already applied to the camera parameters, so having 180 here again would make the mesh too big and thus gets the feet cropped out of the image.

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