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In the function get_generator() in file src/conv_onet/config.py, the parameters are initialized as: recep_field=2**(cfg['model']['encoder_kwargs']['unet3d_kwargs']['num_levels'] + 2), grid_reso = 25 + recep_field - 1, query_vol_size = 25 * unit_size.
Why the reception field is calculated like this? Where does the 25 comes from? In my understanding, query_vol_size and input_vol_size define the size of space that each prediction will be operated in but their relationship with the reception field and 25 is unclear.
Also, is unit_size's physical meaning removed since the queried result points are sampled on a 3D grid with interval (query_crop_size/nx<--25*unit_size/self.resolution0)? (in config/pointcloud_crop/demo_matterport.yaml, a comment says that unit_size define the size of a voxel, in meter)
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Value for parameters during point cloud crop generation
Question on initialized parameter values for point cloud crop generation
Feb 8, 2024
In the function get_generator() in file src/conv_onet/config.py, the parameters are initialized as: recep_field=2**(cfg['model']['encoder_kwargs']['unet3d_kwargs']['num_levels'] + 2), grid_reso = 25 + recep_field - 1, query_vol_size = 25 * unit_size.
Why the reception field is calculated like this? Where does the 25 comes from? In my understanding, query_vol_size and input_vol_size define the size of space that each prediction will be operated in but their relationship with the reception field and 25 is unclear.
Also, is unit_size's physical meaning removed since the queried result points are sampled on a 3D grid with interval (query_crop_size/nx<--25*unit_size/self.resolution0)? (in config/pointcloud_crop/demo_matterport.yaml, a comment says that unit_size define the size of a voxel, in meter)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: