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Clarification about the extrinsics #16
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I agree with you in the following points: |
@JzHuai0108 Hello,I read your answers to several issues and learned a lot. Is T_cam_imu (given in the calibration file) the matrix that transforms points of homogeneous coordinates in imu frame to points of homogeneous coordinates in camera frame. |
You are right. |
@JzHuai0108 Thanks for your answer. I am a beginner in VIO. I have solved some doubts by reading the script code, but there are a few additional small questions about the calibration folder: |
First of all, I appreciate that your interest in VIO, but please be aware that I am not a maintainer of ADVIO, so I am unsure about the answers to questions about the dataset.
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@JzHuai0108 First, sorry about asking some trivial questions. So thanks for your wonderful answer and patience, it was surprisingly quick and helpful. |
Hello,
Thank you for creating this challenging dataset! It has been very useful.
I couldn't find the sensor coordinate frame conventions explicitly mentioned anywhere, but this is what I could infer from the visualization scripts:
The ground-truth, ARCore, ARKit, and Tango poses are all given in a global IMU frame whose y-axis points upwards, z-axis towards the viewer, and x-axis towards the viewer's right. Is the y-axis always aligned with the gravity?
The camera to IMU transform (T_imu_cam) given in the extrinsics file is the matrix that transforms points in the camera's frame to the IMU's frame. This is the inverse of what Kalibr provides i.e. T_cam_imu.
Can someone please confirm this?
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