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How to run ENeRF on my own data? #2

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whuzjw opened this issue Nov 28, 2022 · 10 comments
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How to run ENeRF on my own data? #2

whuzjw opened this issue Nov 28, 2022 · 10 comments

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@whuzjw
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whuzjw commented Nov 28, 2022

Hi, the real-time dynamic rendering demo on your project page is so cool! And I want to make the same thing on my own data (sequence of images). What should I do?

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whuzjw commented Nov 28, 2022

I found a script named colmap2mvsnet.py in MVSNet, which may solve the problem. I wonder if you also use this script and whether there is a better way to do so. If you could provide a script and a guide on README, that's better😁.

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whuzjw commented Nov 28, 2022

I also want to confirm that ENeRF can generate a frame at any time, right? For example, synthesize a frame at a novel time t1.5 that is not in the discrete time {t0, t1, t2...} of the training frames.

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Thank you for your attention! We will release the interactive rendering, other scripts and a guide on how to run enerf on custom data soon. (Expected in the weekend.)

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I also want to confirm that ENeRF can generate a frame at any time, right? For example, synthesize a frame at a novel time t1.5 that is not in the discrete time {t0, t1, t2...} of the training frames.

ENeRF only generates a frame in the discrete time. A 60FPS video provides very high continuity, and usually does not require us to perform interpolation to obtain continuity.

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JokerYan commented Nov 29, 2022

Thank you very much for the plan of releasing such a guide. May I ask whether you can include the instructions to run the "compositional ENeRF" in the guide as well. I guess it is crucial to render a high quality video as shown in your project page, but is unfortunately only briefly mentioned in the paper supplementary.

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Thank you very much for the plan of releasing such a guide. May I ask whether you can include the instructions to run the "compositional ENeRF" in the guide as well. I guess it is crucial to render a high quality video as shown in your project page, but is unfortunately only briefly mentioned in the paper supplementary.

Yeah, we will release the outdoor dataset we collected along with the corresponding code before this weekend.

@xiangdonglai
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Would you release the dataloader for ZJU-MoCap/DynamicCap, too? Thanks in advance.

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haotongl commented Dec 8, 2022

We have released the dataloader for ZJU-MoCap. Thanks for your attention!

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kjzju commented Dec 15, 2022

Thank you for your great work. I wonder when you will release the outdoor dataset you collected along with the corresponding code.

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Thank you for your attention! We will release the interactive rendering, other scripts and a guide on how to run enerf on custom data soon. (Expected in the weekend.)

Hi! Thanks for sharing the work!
Has the guide on how to run enerf on custom data been released? I can't fine one.

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