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How to render images with the same pose of GT from checkpoint. #3601

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sunbeam-217 opened this issue Feb 21, 2025 · 2 comments
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How to render images with the same pose of GT from checkpoint. #3601

sunbeam-217 opened this issue Feb 21, 2025 · 2 comments

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@sunbeam-217
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Can anybody help me

I have trained my model , and I want to render some images to caculate PSNR, SSIM and LPIPS. The pose has been optimised in my metheod. I have tried "ns-render dataset " .Maybe there is a gap , The LIPIS is ok , but PSNR and SSIM is very bad .

@Parmisian
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I have the same problems in some of my datasets and the main issue usually turns out to be appearance/exposure related. For example,with scenes that have high exposure, the rendered result is quite bad. Check this out, ground truth vs nerfacto (cam optimization on/off did not change anything for me):

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If you check your ns-eval results visually, maybe you can get an idea of what might be wrong but I dont have a solution for this yet

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I have the same problems in some of my datasets and the main issue usually turns out to be appearance/exposure related. For example,with scenes that have high exposure, the rendered result is quite bad. Check this out, ground truth vs nerfacto (cam optimization on/off did not change anything for me):

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If you check your ns-eval results visually, maybe you can get an idea of what might be wrong but I dont have a solution for this yet

Got it,Thank you very much

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