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We didn't measure distance to objects by camera.
…On Sun, Dec 11, 2022 at 3:24 AM hesamira ***@***.***> wrote:
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What is the reference for measuring distance to objects by camera? and how
do you estimate it?
Please, help me. Thanks
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Reference is a fixed point, based on which the distance to objects is measured. For example, your reference here can be the camera. |
We follow the standard object detection setup, in which you're given just
images without any camera intrinsics. It may be helpful to check out the
COCO dataset.
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Reference is a fixed point, based on which the distance to objects is
measured. For example, your reference here can be the camera.
Did you consider the camera fixed or moving?
Did you calibrate the camera? Do you need to calibrate every time you use
the camera or did you just calibrate once?
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Hi,
What is the reference for measuring distance to objects by camera? and how do you estimate it?
Please, help me. Thanks
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