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Do I need to download the wholes scannet dataset (1.2 T)? #8
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Yes, please do so as indicated by https://github.com/SamsungLabs/imvoxelnet/tree/master/data/scannet. |
”In this directory, extract RGB image with poses by running python extract_posed_images.py. This step is optional. Skip it if you don't plan to use multi-view RGB images. Add --max-images-per-scene -1 to disable limiting number of images per scene. ScanNet scenes contain up to 5000+ frames per each. After extraction, all the .jpg images require 2 Tb disk space. The recommended 300 images per scene require less then 100 Gb. For example multi-view 3d detector ImVoxelNet samples 50 and 100 images per training and test scene.“ |
No, you do not need to do so. |
So we only use 300 images per scene for training, am I right? |
yes |
Hi, I follow https://github.com/SamsungLabs/imvoxelnet/tree/master/data/scannet to download scannet dataset and it seems that I miss the extrinsic matrix. I get error: "extrinsic=input_dict['lidar2img'], KeyError: 'lidar2img'". I'm sorry to bother you. I'm a beginner in 3D vision, and I'm having difficulty running your code. Hope you can give me a help :) |
Hi @yyfz |
Yep, this model need 300 color image and depth map per scene and there are 1700+ scenes. You can download on your server or use a portable storage device. |
No worry. Do you run |
Hi @chenfengxu714 , I'm just wondering that if I want to use NeRF-Det-R50's checkpoint and config file, and try to detect my own scene, how do I prepare the "ScanNetMultiViewDataset" ? Maybe it's because my own carelessness, I didn't find any info about it. And also just wanna make sure that is this the correct way to detect a scene by using test.py? Sorry to bother you for these questions, I'm also quite new to this area and mmdetection3d. |
Hi, no worry. It is a little bit tricky to customize your own dataloader under the mmdetection3D library. You should prepare camera intrinsics, extrinsics, and RGB images and you should modify ScanNetMultiViewDataset to form line 54 and line 61. So simply say, the most important items are to form input_dict with your own data. |
Hi @chenfengxu714, |
Hi @yyfz, |
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