question about H and W
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Hi, I am confused with the variable H
and W
in head_orientation_lib.py
, in this file, H
is initialized to be 90 and W
is initialized to be 160; In the paper these two variables seem to refer to the width and height of the target equirectangular frame.
W and H are the width and height of the target equirectangular frame.
so my question is why these two variables are set to be 90 and 160.
I print the results by uncommenting the code from line 155 to line 159 in parima.py,
######################################################
# print("x: "+str(x_act))
# print("x_pred: "+str(x_pred))
# print("y: "+str(y_act))
# print("y_pred: "+str(y_pred))
# print("("+str(actual_tile_row)+","+str(actual_tile_col)+"),("+str(pred_tile_row)+","+str(pred_tile_col)+")")
# # ######################################################
and find that the prediction is always located in (0, 0) (1, 0) (1, 1)tiles , the results are like belows:
x: 161
x_pred: 625.5722775570365
y: 155
y_pred: 306.84832202756934
(0,0),(1,1)
x: 161
x_pred: 625.6430497567117
y: 155
y_pred: 306.7216460505056
(0,0),(1,1)
x: 170
x_pred: 625.9193381905325
y: 158
y_pred: 306.90741257262346
(0,0),(1,1)
x: 178
x_pred: 625.8357150417579
y: 160
y_pred: 306.7751003190363
(0,0),(1,1)
x: 178
x_pred: 625.7140908126182
y: 160
y_pred: 306.78683072215523
(0,0),(1,1)
Hello,
The value of H and W are arbitrarily set. You can change these number to output the map of a different size.
About the code section. I am not sure what is it doing. In my repository there is no file named parima.py