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Pano3D

A Holistic Benchmark and a Solid Baseline for 360o Depth Estimation

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Pano3D Intro

Pano3D is a new benchmark for depth estimation from spherical panoramas. We generate a dataset (using GibsonV2) and provide baselines for holistic performance assessment, offering:

  1. Primary and secondary traits metrics:
    • Direct depth performance:
      • (w)RMSE
      • (w)RMSLE
      • AbsRel
      • SqRel
      • (w)Relative accuracy (\delta) @ {1.05, 1.1, 1.25, 1.252, 1.253 }
    • Boundary discontinuity preservation:
      • Precision @ {0.25, 0.5, 1.0}m
      • Recall @ {0.25, 0.5, 1.0}m
      • Depth boundary errors of accuracy and completeness
    • Surface smoothness:
      • RMSEo
      • Relative accuracy (\alpha) @ {11.25o, 22.5o, 30o}
  2. Out-of-distribution & Zero-shot cross dataset transfer:
    • Different depth distribution test set
    • Varying scene context test set
    • Shifted camera domain test set

By disentangling generalization and assessing all depth properties, Pano3D aspires to drive progress benchmarking for 360o depth estimation.

Using Pano3D to search for a solid baseline results in an acknowledgement of exploiting complementary error terms, adding encoder-decoder skip connections and using photometric augmentations.

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  • Data Download
  • Loader & Splits
  • Models Weights Download
  • Model Serve Code
  • Model Hub Code
  • Metrics Code

Data

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To download the data, follow the instructions at vcl3d.github.io/Pano3D/download/.

Please note that getting access to the data download links is a two step process as the dataset is a derivative and compliance with the original dataset's terms and usage agreements is required. Therefore:

  1. You first need to fill in this Google Form.
  2. And, then, you need to perform an access request at each one of the Zenodo repositories (depending on which dataset partition you need):

After both these steps are completed, you will soon receive the download links for each dataset partition.

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Models

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Inference

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Metrics

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Results