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Hi LightGlue community,
I'm facing a weird problem when using LightGlue. I'm comparing two images of mine :
However when looking at the result I notice 1) poor results and 2) the pattern of the first image features weirdly match the one found on the second :
To be sure it wasn't only on my images I also tried the sacre_coeur test images and those are the results I'm having : No matches whatsoever ...
I'm using the maximum accuracy setup :
extractor = SuperPoint(max_num_keypoints=None).eval().to(device) matcher = LightGlue(features='superpoint', depth_confidence=-1, width_confidence=-1).eval().to(device)
Has anyone already faced the same issues or knows how to solve it ?
Thanks in advance, Best regards,
Hugo
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Update: When using LightGlue with DISK features I get nor problems at all. It seems to be linked directly to faulty SuperPoints ... Weird :/
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Hi LightGlue community,
I'm facing a weird problem when using LightGlue.
I'm comparing two images of mine :
However when looking at the result I notice 1) poor results and 2) the pattern of the first image features weirdly match the one found on the second :
To be sure it wasn't only on my images I also tried the sacre_coeur test images and those are the results I'm having :
No matches whatsoever ...
I'm using the maximum accuracy setup :
Has anyone already faced the same issues or knows how to solve it ?
Thanks in advance,
Best regards,
Hugo
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: