added center-method focus to sdfstudio-data #196
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After reading #90 I thought this PR was unnecessary. Took me a couple minutes to realize the first is related to nerfstudio dataparser instead of sdfstudio dataparser. |
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@marcostrinca Thanks for the PR but seems like this PR contains multiple changes (centering, adding mini-omidata, foreground masks). Would you mind split it to different PRs? |
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A quick update do sdfstudio dataparser allowing users to choose "focus" to center poses.
An example:
ns-train neus sdfstudio-data ./mydata --center-method focusTested with neus and neus-facto with my own datasets after running
process_nerfstudio_to_sdfstudio.pyI've used the code from the updated version of nerfstudio repo.
Note: the change I did in nerfstudio_collate.py to remove torch._six.string_classes was to make it compatible with new versions of pytorch. I've been using pytorch 2.0.1 by the way.