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First, thank you for this super useful app. I have only started using iw3 yesterday, and I already have over one hundred files converted (small files, many are samples for testing)
During my testing, I found annoying that the model Any_V2 seemed truncated when setting the foreground scale to 1. So, I have plot the curves to see what happens.
I use Any V2 in another project, and the depth maps close to 0 are the furthest, and the higher ones are closer. So, what foreground scale is doing, is it is flattening the background for a very small gain in the slope near 1. And that's exactly what I am seeing when I am using it. I think it's implemented backward.
I wrote this code derived from a function you made that has, I think, the correct transform for Any V2.
Thanks for the info.
I too thought the current conversion curve for Depth-Anything was not good, but since I don't use it myself, I left it alone for a long time.
The current expression is just a smooth function of x > 0.5 ? (x - 0.5) * 2 : 0 as you say.
I will try to organize knowledge of that area at this time.
First, thank you for this super useful app. I have only started using iw3 yesterday, and I already have over one hundred files converted (small files, many are samples for testing)
During my testing, I found annoying that the model Any_V2 seemed truncated when setting the foreground scale to 1. So, I have plot the curves to see what happens.
I use Any V2 in another project, and the depth maps close to 0 are the furthest, and the higher ones are closer. So, what foreground scale is doing, is it is flattening the background for a very small gain in the slope near 1. And that's exactly what I am seeing when I am using it. I think it's implemented backward.
I wrote this code derived from a function you made that has, I think, the correct transform for Any V2.
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