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Thank you and your team for the great works you have made. 1.Can the precision of the outdoor video, as presented on the Enerf homepage, be achieved by using the training, video rendering code, and outdoor dataset provided with the Enerf algorithm?
(I have conducted multiple training and testing sessions, increased the number of cameras from 4 to 8, and also increased the resolution. However, the obtained rendering results are only close to those of other users in the issues section, with a PSNR of around 27. There seems to be a noticeable gap in precision compared to the outdoor video presented on the homepage.) 2.The outdoor rendering employs four camera positions for inference, but these four positions cannot be limited to just four, is that correct?
(After my testing, I found that to ensure precision, it is necessary to have eighteen camera positions and continually randomly select four positions for rendering. If only four fixed cameras are used, spaced 120 degrees apart, the results are particularly poor.)
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Thank you and your team for the great works you have made.
1.Can the precision of the outdoor video, as presented on the Enerf homepage, be achieved by using the training, video rendering code, and outdoor dataset provided with the Enerf algorithm?
(I have conducted multiple training and testing sessions, increased the number of cameras from 4 to 8, and also increased the resolution. However, the obtained rendering results are only close to those of other users in the issues section, with a PSNR of around 27. There seems to be a noticeable gap in precision compared to the outdoor video presented on the homepage.)
2.The outdoor rendering employs four camera positions for inference, but these four positions cannot be limited to just four, is that correct?
(After my testing, I found that to ensure precision, it is necessary to have eighteen camera positions and continually randomly select four positions for rendering. If only four fixed cameras are used, spaced 120 degrees apart, the results are particularly poor.)
Please verify if there are any issues with the description.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: