[HN Gopher] Depth Anything: Unleashing the Power of Large-Scale ...
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Depth Anything: Unleashing the Power of Large-Scale Unlabeled Data
Author : qwertygnu
Score : 45 points
Date : 2024-01-22 17:08 UTC (5 hours ago)
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| leobg wrote:
| Impressive demo.
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| Any FSD startup that put their money on LiDAR is even more
| screwed now.
| buildbot wrote:
| Disagree there. Humans have massive compute, dual optics, and
| amazing filters.
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| Computer vision has 1-2 of those three, and I don't think we
| are near an AGI for self driving yet. Driving is IMO, an AGI
| level task.
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| Does you dataset have a crocodile in it? Does you monocular
| depth model get fooled by a billboard that's just a photo?
| pedalpete wrote:
| That's only a "happy path" attitude.
|
| How well would a moncular path with headlights moving toward it
| at night operate? How about in rain, snow, or fog?
|
| I'm not saying LiDAR is the only way, but I don't see a reason
| to use this as a solution.
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| I'm not saying this isn't valuable. I used to work in
| 3D/metaverse space, and having depth from a single photo, and
| being able to recreate a 3D scene from that is very valuable,
| and is the future.
| buildbot wrote:
| Very interesting work! More details here: https://depth-
| anything.github.io/
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| It seems better overall and per parameter than current work, with
| relative and absolute measurement.
|
| Is there any research people are aware of that provides sub-mm
| level models? For 3D modeling purposes? Or is "classic"
| photogrammetry still the best option there?
| xnx wrote:
| Very cool to see TikTok sharing its research.
| ClassyJacket wrote:
| Can someone explain the meaning of labelled vs unlabelled in this
| context? What kind of information would the labels carry?
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| Did they have depth maps for all 62 million images or not?
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