Thanks for the interesting research.
I understand filtering the points that are occluded by objects in the GT-sampling step. However, in GT sampling, objects can be created in unexpected spaces. Is there a way to get rid of GT sampled objects if they are created behind walls or behind non-annotated objects? I wonder if this paper also took this situation into account.
thank you
Minseok
Thanks for the interesting research.
I understand filtering the points that are occluded by objects in the GT-sampling step. However, in GT sampling, objects can be created in unexpected spaces. Is there a way to get rid of GT sampled objects if they are created behind walls or behind non-annotated objects? I wonder if this paper also took this situation into account.
thank you
Minseok