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is this an update to the base lightglue repo? is it needed in this PR?
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I'm not really sure what's happening here. I deleted and reinitialized the submodule using git submodule update --init --recursive, and it's still recording a couple small changes.
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we dont specify a commit in gtsfm, so its using 746fac2 which is the latest (from 6 months ago), and it looks like this PR is moving it to a earlier commit, which is from 2024. So not a good idea to proceed with that. Could you check your lightglue branch and make sure its up to date with their origin/main?
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Fixed multistage BA such that it uses the intermediate result to initialize the next step. I also consolidated
run_baand_run_ba_and_evalulatesince they were doing the same thing except that the latter computed metrics after each step (which is now controlled by a flag).I wonder if we really need multistage BA for 2-view pose estimation, or if using one stage gives similar performance while significantly reducing runtime (I believe 2-view estimation is our most time consuming step)? This change will likely already speed things up since we're not just running the same BA with different thresholds now.