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Multiview Camera Preprocessing Scripts

Requirements

1. Run pip install -r requirements.txt
2. (Optional for checking camera pose) Install PyTorch (1.7.1, 1.9.0 tested)
3. (Optional for generating camera poses) COLMAP
4. Foreground image generation BackgroundMattingV2

Usage

1. Download data and extract
2. Run sh extract_frame.sh [data_root_directory] [output_directory] [intrinsics_folder]
3. Use the precalibrated camera poses or generate your own (see below).
   (Optional) Acquire camera pose with COLMAP using python get_pose.py [scene_directory] --scene_ids [desired scene ids]
   For example, python get_pose.py [output_directory]/test/2_7k/2_8/ --scene_ids 18 to process only scene018 or omit --scene_ids to process all scenes
   Might need to check COLMAP results to see if camera poses are reasonable (looks like a grid). If not, consider supplying a pose prior as follows.
   Run python get_pose_with_prior.py --root_dir [images_folder] --prior_path [poses_bounds_npy] --extension [jpg_or_png]
   For example, python get_pose_with_prior.py --root_dir [output_directory]/test/2_7k/2_8/scene018/images --prior_path scene018_pb.npy --extension .jpg to acquire pose for scene018 using a pose prior stored in the npy file.
4. Generate background images with sh gen_bg.sh [output_directory]
5. Generate foreground images (requires BackgroundMattingV2)
   Drop gen_fg.py and gen_fg.sh into BackgroundMattingV2's folder and run sh gen_fg.sh [ckpt_path] [resnet101 | resnet50] [output_directory]
6. Compress images with sh compress_data.sh [output_directory] [compressed_output_directory]
7. Collect the poses with sh collect_poses.sh [output_directory] [compressed_output_directory]

Dataset usage

The camera poses are stored in LLFF convention in npy format.

E.g. camera poses are stored in shape (#views, 17) where the camera parameters are flattened.

It can be converted to intrinsic and world-to-camera matrix with:

import numpy as np

def pose2mat(pose): """Convert pose matrix (3x5) to extrinsic matrix (4x4) and intrinsic matrix (3x3)

Args:
    pose: 3x5 pose matrix
Returns:
    Extrinsic matrix (4x4) and intrinsic matrix (3x3)
"""
extrinsic = np.eye(4)
extrinsic[:3, :] = pose[:, :4]
h, w, focal_length = pose[:, 4]
intrinsic = np.array([[focal_length, 0, w/2],
                    [0, focal_length, h/2],
                    [0,            0,   1]])

return extrinsic, intrinsic

def convert_llff(pose): """Convert LLFF poses to OpenCV convention (w2c extrinsic and hwf) """ hwf = pose[:3, 4:]

ext = np.eye(4)

ext[:3, :4] = pose[:3, :4]

ext = np.concatenate([ext[:, 1:2], 
                    ext[:, 0:1], 
                    -ext[:, 2:3], 
                    ext[:, 3:4]], axis=1)

mat = np.linalg.inv(ext)

return np.concatenate([mat[:3, :4], hwf], -1)

input_poses = np.load('scene000_pb.npy') pose = input_poses[0, :-2].reshape([3, 5]) bounds = input_poses[0, -2:] w2c, k = pose2mat(convert_llff(pose)) print(w2c.shape) print(k.shape)

The image data after compression is stored in h5 format with keys:

rgb: original RGB frames in shape (#views, #frames, height, width, 3)

fg_rgb: processed foreground RGB frames in shape (#views, #frames, height, width, 4)

bg_rgb: median-filtered background RGB images in shape (#views, height, width, 3)

Example script:

import h5py with h5py.File('scene000.h5', 'r') as hf: rgb = hf['rgb'] # (#views, #frames, height, width, 3)

Troubleshooting

Sometimes the last frame could be corrupted when doing frame extraction. Rerun undistort_opencv.py with argument --fix_last to fix it.