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Compile OK, result not ....well #3

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Xinghy98 opened this issue May 7, 2021 · 6 comments
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Compile OK, result not ....well #3

Xinghy98 opened this issue May 7, 2021 · 6 comments

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Xinghy98 commented May 7, 2021

Hi, Daniel
I am interested in your multiH project very much, I have read your related paper many times. When i tried to compile your project, i can not get the same result picture as your paper, that is to say, whether the SIFT keypoint or mean-sift, i think maybe somewhere i do wrong.i hope you can instruct me how to realize the good results of pictures like where your paper shows

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Hi Daniel, I run the multi-H project with the pictures you show, but I can not get the same result picture as your paper show. I find the extracted SIFT keypoints are not the ketpoints as you have extracted, my results show almost corner points, however, your result in paper seems even in the plane. I want to know which means you use to extract keypoints or cluster planes? Thanks for read my question.

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danini commented May 14, 2021

Hey! It is a quite old code, give me a few days to see what happens!

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danini commented May 17, 2021

To me, it seems to be working well. I was trying to run the executable. Have you tried compiling yourself or you used the executable?
Regarding features:

  • In the paper, the reported images/results are on the points provided by the dataset with additional affine frames detected as I remember.
  • In the code, ASIFT is run to make it applicable to all image pairs not just the ones in the datasets.
    You can of course any time replace ASIFT by any affine-covariant detector (Hessian-Affine, MSER, etc.). But SIFT won't work since it does not provide affine features.

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Xinghy98 commented May 17, 2021 via email

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Hi @Xinghy98, May I ask you a favor?
Could you please share me the method of modifying and compiling the project on Linux, as you said you've run it successfully?
I would greatly appreciate it if you could offer some assistance.

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