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Hi! thanks for sharing this excellent work.
I'm using DAVIS346, and I'm curious about the calculation of the num_event_per_pixel parameter.
In Readme, there is an explanation about it.
--num_events_per_pixel (default: 0.35): Parameter used to automatically estimate the window size based on the sensor size. The value of 0.35 was chosen to correspond to ~ 15,000 events on a 240x180 sensor such as the DAVIS240C.
I thought I would calculate in num_event_per_pixel= 15000 / (width * height) so my value was approximately 0.17.
And I did reconstruction using this value, but the result wasn't that good enough.
Is there another way to calculate the value of this parameter?
these are my used options:--auto_hdr, --num_events_per_pixel 0.17
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi! thanks for sharing this excellent work.
I'm using DAVIS346, and I'm curious about the calculation of the num_event_per_pixel parameter.
In Readme, there is an explanation about it.
--num_events_per_pixel (default: 0.35): Parameter used to automatically estimate the window size based on the sensor size. The value of 0.35 was chosen to correspond to ~ 15,000 events on a 240x180 sensor such as the DAVIS240C.
I thought I would calculate in num_event_per_pixel= 15000 / (width * height) so my value was approximately 0.17.
And I did reconstruction using this value, but the result wasn't that good enough.
Is there another way to calculate the value of this parameter?
these are my used options:--auto_hdr, --num_events_per_pixel 0.17
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: