Understanding KNN
alrzmshy opened this issue · comments
Hello,
Thanks for making the code available. I have one question about the KNN post-processing that has been taken directly from the Rangenet++ paper. In line 83 of the script, we see :
# index with px, py to get ALL the pcld points
idx_list = py * W + px
unproj_unfold_k_rang = proj_unfold_k_rang[:, :, idx_list]
py
is the indices of projected points in the y axis (height) and px
is the indices of projected points in the x axis (width) and W
is width. proj_unfold_k_rang
is the im2col of projection image which is of the shape 1x49x131072 where 131072 comes from 64*2048 and 49 comes from 7 which the kernel size in the im2col process.
I don't understand why we multiply the y indices with width and then add the x indices. What is the reasoning behind the idx_list
formulation?