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Thank you for the excellent paper and for sharing your code!
I believe there might be a small issue in equation (11) of the paper. From my understanding, the conditions appear to be reversed. The value 255 should be selected when I_rel(k) == 0. The stated condition in v5 is I_rel(k) == 1. Similarly, for the first row, the condition should be I_rel(k) == 1. This ensures that change maps are only created where the VLM is highly confident in the semantic segmentations of both timesteps, and locations with low confidence for at least one timestep are ignored (255).
This seems consistent with the code in the script.
Could you please confirm whether there is an error in the paper or if I have misunderstood?
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Dear authors,
Thank you for the excellent paper and for sharing your code!
I believe there might be a small issue in equation (11) of the paper. From my understanding, the conditions appear to be reversed. The value 255 should be selected when
I_rel(k) == 0
. The stated condition in v5 isI_rel(k) == 1
. Similarly, for the first row, the condition should beI_rel(k) == 1
. This ensures that change maps are only created where the VLM is highly confident in the semantic segmentations of both timesteps, and locations with low confidence for at least one timestep are ignored (255).This seems consistent with the code in the script.
Could you please confirm whether there is an error in the paper or if I have misunderstood?
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: