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Hello, I am using GOF for mesh reconstruction of insect targets, and there is some glare on the target surface.
This results in noticeable depressions on the back of the reconstructed insect mesh.
I have tried changing self.lambda_depth_normal = 0.2, and the depressions have improved, but they still exist. What other parameters can be adjusted to further improve this situation?
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Hi, the reflection is not modelled in GOF and that's why you get some holes in the mesh. One simple way to get around this is to incorporate some priors like monocular normal into the training process.
Hello, I am using GOF for mesh reconstruction of insect targets, and there is some glare on the target surface.
This results in noticeable depressions on the back of the reconstructed insect mesh.
I have tried changing self.lambda_depth_normal = 0.2, and the depressions have improved, but they still exist. What other parameters can be adjusted to further improve this situation?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: