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In the renderer.py line 43 a diagonal FOV of 71.28 degrees is used: camera_fov = 71.28 / 180 * math.pi
camera_fov = 71.28 / 180 * math.pi
however in the stereo_matching.py line 521 the focal length is 446.31. f = torch.tensor(446.31) # focal length of the sensor
f = torch.tensor(446.31) # focal length of the sensor
may the authors elaborate on how the focal length was calculated from camera's diagonal FOV?
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In the renderer.py line 43 a diagonal FOV of 71.28 degrees is used:
camera_fov = 71.28 / 180 * math.pihowever in the stereo_matching.py line 521 the focal length is 446.31.
f = torch.tensor(446.31) # focal length of the sensormay the authors elaborate on how the focal length was calculated from camera's diagonal FOV?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: