DytanVO: Joint Refinement of Visual Odometry and Motion Segmentation in Dynamic Environments (ICRA 2023)
By
Shihao Shen,
Yilin Cai,
Wenshan Wang, and
Sebastian Scherer.
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01-17-2023: Our paper has been accepted to ICRA 2023!
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01-05-2023: Clean up and upload the codebase for DytanVO. Pretrained weights and datasets are also ready.
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09-20-2022: Remove Dynamic Dense RGB-D SLAM with Learning-Based Visual Odometry. The repo will be used to release codebase for the most recent ICRA 2023 submission.
DytanVO is a learning-based visual odometry (VO) based on its precursor, TartanVO. It is the first supervised learning-based VO method that deals with dynamic environments. It takes two consecutive monocular frames in real-time and predicts camera ego-motion in an iterative fashion. It achieves an average improvement of 27.7% over state-of-the-art VO solutions in real-world dynamic environments, and even performs competitively among dynamic visual SLAM systems which optimize the trajectory on the backend. Experiments on plentiful unseen environments also demonstrate its generalizability.
We provide an environment file using anaconda. The code has been tested on an RTX 2080Ti with CUDA 11.4.
conda env create -f environment.yml
conda activate dytanvoCompile DCNv2.
cd Network/rigidmask/networks/DCNv2/; python setup.py install; cd -
Download here and unzip it to the models folder.
Original sequences in KITTI Odometry are trimmed into sub-sequences which contain moving pedestrians, vehicles and cyclists so that VO's robustness to dynamic objects can be explicitly evaluated. Download DynaKITTI and unzip it to the data folder. Please cite this paper if you find it useful in your work.
Follow tartanair-shibuya and download it to the data folder.
One can also test the model on Scene Flow datasets, which was used to train both the VO and the segmentation networks. Scene Flow datasets have very challenging sequences with large areas of dynamic objects in image frames.
You can create symbolic links to wherever the datasets were downloaded in the data folder.
├── data
├── AirDOS_shibuya
├── RoadCrossing03
├── image_0
├── ...
├── gt_pose.txt
├── RoadCrossing04
├── ...
├── DynaKITTI
├── 00_1
├── image_2
├── ...
├── pose_left.txt
├── calib.txt
├── 01_0
├── ...
├── SceneFlow
├── FlyThings3D
├── frames_cleanpass
├── frames_finalpass
├── optical_flow
├── camera_data
├── Driving
├── Monkaa
├── ...Create a folder to save output flow, segmentation, or poses.
mkdir resultstraj=00_1
python -W ignore::UserWarning vo_trajectory_from_folder.py --vo-model-name vonet_ft.pkl \
--seg-model-name segnet-kitti.pth \
--kitti --kitti-intrinsics-file data/DynaKITTI/$traj/calib.txt \
--test-dir data/DynaKITTI/$traj/image_2 \
--pose-file data/DynaKITTI/$traj/pose_left.txt traj=RoadCrossing03
python -W ignore::UserWarning vo_trajectory_from_folder.py --flow-model-name flownet.pkl \
--pose-model-name posenet.pkl \
--seg-model segnet-sf.pth \
--airdos \
--test-dir data/AirDOS_shibuya/$traj/image_0 \
--pose-file data/AirDOS_shibuya/$traj/gt_pose.txt img=Driving/frames_finalpass/15mm_focallength/scene_forwards/fast/left
pose=Driving/camera_data/15mm_focallength/scene_forwards/fast/camera_data.txt
python -W ignore::UserWarning vo_trajectory_from_folder.py --flow-model-name flownet.pkl \
--pose-model-name posenet.pkl \
--seg-model segnet-sf.pth \
--sceneflow \
--test-dir data/SceneFlow/$img \
--pose-file data/SceneFlow/$poseAdd --save-flow tag to save intermediate optical flow outputs into the results folder.
Adjust the batch size and the worker number by --batch-size 10, --worker-num 5.
If your dataset has ground truth for camera motion, optical flow and disparity change across consecutive frames, we provide an example script to automatically generate ground truth of segmentation mask given these two modalities based on the pure geometry for the Scene Flow datasets.
python Datasets/segmask_gt.py --database data/SceneFlow --frames_pass clean --dataset FlyingThings3DAdd --debug flag to save visualizations of the generated masks.
If you find our code, paper or dataset useful, please cite
@inproceedings{shen2023dytanvo,
title={Dytanvo: Joint refinement of visual odometry and motion segmentation in dynamic environments},
author={Shen, Shihao and Cai, Yilin and Wang, Wenshan and Scherer, Sebastian},
booktitle={2023 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA)},
pages={4048--4055},
year={2023},
organization={IEEE}
}We built DytanVO on top of TartanVO. We implemented the segmentation network by adapting rigidmask. We thank Gengshan Yang for his code and suggestions.
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