Hi, I have a question about visualization of ground truth bounding boxes.
The codes provide only visulalization of GT boxes on a bird's eye view as far as I've found, but I want to visualize them on each camera view.
In my understanding, the gt_box_tensor on the line 115 in inference.py is on the ego lidar coordinate.
So I transformed gt_box_tensor by multiplying the inverse of transformation_matrix, each extrinsic and each intrinsic to obtain bboxes on each image coordinate.
The transformation matrix is a matrix to project each lidar coordinate to ego coordinate, which is calculated in the line 444 of 'basedataset.py'.
However, the projected bboxes seem inaccurate, and there are sometimes weird bboxes, e.g., bboxes in mid-air.
The transformation I did is wrong? Or extrinsics are inaccurate?
Also, could you please publish your code to visualize bboxes on each camera view if you have.
The examples of visualization results are like below. The green boxes represent the projected GT boxes.



Hi, I have a question about visualization of ground truth bounding boxes.
The codes provide only visulalization of GT boxes on a bird's eye view as far as I've found, but I want to visualize them on each camera view.
In my understanding, the
gt_box_tensoron the line 115 ininference.pyis on the ego lidar coordinate.So I transformed
gt_box_tensorby multiplying the inverse oftransformation_matrix, each extrinsic and each intrinsic to obtain bboxes on each image coordinate.The
transformation matrixis a matrix to project each lidar coordinate toegocoordinate, which is calculated in the line 444 of 'basedataset.py'.However, the projected bboxes seem inaccurate, and there are sometimes weird bboxes, e.g., bboxes in mid-air.
The transformation I did is wrong? Or extrinsics are inaccurate?
Also, could you please publish your code to visualize bboxes on each camera view if you have.
The examples of visualization results are like below. The green boxes represent the projected GT boxes.