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Was wondering what does imantics do with occlusions?
I've written a custom library that resolves occlusions and when it generates polygon metadata, it actually has a height property represent their z-index layering.
But basically if an object occludes another object. There are 2 ways to go about this.
The background object can substract the foreground object, thus the background polygon is like having a chunk ripped out of it.
The background object includes the foreground object. But only when the background object is completely surrounding the foreground object.
For the purposes of object detection, I did both. The former for partial occlusions. The latter for complete surroundings.
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Was wondering what does imantics do with occlusions?
I've written a custom library that resolves occlusions and when it generates polygon metadata, it actually has a
height
property represent their z-index layering.But basically if an object occludes another object. There are 2 ways to go about this.
The background object can substract the foreground object, thus the background polygon is like having a chunk ripped out of it.
The background object includes the foreground object. But only when the background object is completely surrounding the foreground object.
For the purposes of object detection, I did both. The former for partial occlusions. The latter for complete surroundings.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: