readme for HDR-Nerfacto

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# How it works?
## 0. Setup
```
tmux new -s nerf_studio
docker run -it --rm -v /gel/usr/{USER_NAME}:/mnt/workspace/ -v /home-local2/{USER_NAME}.extra.nobkp/:/mnt/data/ --gpus '"device=0"' -p 8008:8008 -p 6006:6006 lantern_docker:latest /bin/bash
cd /mnt/workspace/lantern/nerfstudio-HDR
git clone https://github.com/MrKarimiD/nerfstudio-HDR.git
conda activate nerfstudio-HDR
export PYTHONPATH=$pwd:$PYTHONPATH
pip install scikit-surgerycore pydub skylibs piq OpenEXR Imath equilib
git checkout -t remotes/origin/hdr-nerfacto
pip install -e .
ns-install-cli
pip install -U git+https://github.com/luca-medeiros/lang-segment-anything.git
If lang-sam not installed, do the following...
```
```
cd ../lang-segment-anything
pip install .
cd ../nerfstudio-HDR
```
If there is an issue with equilib, do the following...
```
pip uninstall equilib
cd ../equilib
python setup.py develop
cd ../nerfstudio-HDR
```
## 1. Data acquisition & pre-processing
1. Setup the apparatus (stick with two Ricoh cameras)
> Cameras:
>
> **Camera 1**: left, well-exposed, serial: YN14100695 \
> **Camera 3**: right, fast-exposed (under-exposed), serial: YN14111000
- To connect the other camera:
- Turn wifi off
- Close the app
- Turn wifi on
- Open the app
- Connect the other camera
- Camera setup:
- Install Ricoh Theta app
- Connect the camera to the app
- Change camera parameters: select manual (bottom right)
- First time: turn on "CT Settings" in Shooting settings
- Apreture: 2.1
- Shutter speed: determined below
- ISO: 800
- WB: 3500
- Make sure the cameras point up to avoid having lights in the seam.
- Make sure to film up and down to get good coverage
2. First capture with well-exposed cameras.
- Change shutter speed to get a well-exposed image. **Note the shutter speed.**
- Start the video on one camera. Connect to the other camera following the steps above and start the video on the second camera.
- Clap at the beginning and at the end to use for synchronization.
- Go around the scene with the two cameras well-exposed.
3. Second capture with Camera 1 (left) well-exposed and Camera 2 (right) fast-exposed. Change shutter speed of Camera 2 to 1/25000 (fastest exposure) and repeat the steps above
If calculating **METRICS**: Capture GT HDR brakets
- Go to settings and change the camera mode shooting method to multiple brackets
- Set the camera parameters:
- Apreture: 2.1
- Shutter speed: Calculate the 11 shutter speeds and select the closest ones on the app in order from smallest to hightes
```
python lantern_scripts/calculate_exposures.py --min 0.00004 --max 0.004
```
- ISO: 800
- WB: 3500
- Take 10 different locations
4. Import the files on computer. If on a mac, use Ricoh Theta File Transfer for Mac
5. Get the equirectangular videos by processing them with the Ricoh Theta computer app.
- Drag and drop the video file into the app window.
- Make sure both boxes are unchecked.
- Name files as fallows
- Camera 1:
- First capture: left_sfm
- Second capture: left_e1
- Camera 2 (fast exposed):
- First capture: right_sfm
- Second capture: right_e2
If calculating **METRICS**: Group GT brackets under GT folder like so
GT/
GT1/
001.jpg
002.jpg
...
GT2/
...
...
6. Transfer files on lab machine.
```
scp -r /path/to/source/file /path/to/destination/
```
7. Process the videos for OpenSFM. Input the right shutter speed noted above.
If not calculating metrics:
```
python lantern_scripts/process_videos_for_sfm.py --input_dir /mnt/data/scene/ --shutter_speed 0.004
```
If calculating **METRICS**:
```
python lantern_scripts/process_videos_for_sfm.py --input_dir /mnt/data/scene/ --shutter_speed 0.004 --gt
```
- Resize GT_exr and GT_jpg images to 3840x1920 with GNU Image Manipulation Program
- Go to Image > Scale Image
- Transfer those back on lab machine in th GT folder of the scene naming them GT_jpg_small and GT_exr_small
- Add GT_jpg images into sfm/images/ with their appropriate mask (checkout stick_masks folder)
## 2. Process data using OpenSFM
```
bin/opensfm_run_all /mnt/data/scene/sfm/
```
To view results:
```
python3 viewer/server.py -d /mnt/data/scene/sfm/
```
Check that the camera positions make sense and that the number of clusters is low.
## 2. Process data for NeRF
```
ns-process-data lantern-openSFM --data /mnt/data/scene/data/ --output-dir /mnt/data/scene/scene_ns/ --metadata /mnt/data/scene/sfm/reconstruction.json
```
For processing existing dataset that used colmap for camera positions:
```
ns-process-data images --data /mnt/data/garden/images --output-dir /mnt/data/garden_processed --skip-colmap --skip-image-processing --colmap-model-path /mnt/data/garden/sparse/0
```
## 3. Train NeRF
1. Run hdr-nerfacto.
```
ns-train hdr-nerfacto --data /mnt/data/nerfstudio_ds/real_data/amphitheatre_1112_2/amphitheatre_ns/ --viewer.websocket-port 8008 --pipeline.datamanager.train-num-images-to-sample-from 1800 --max-num-iterations 60000 --viewer.websocket-port 8008
```
## 4. View results
To use the interface:
```
ns-viewer --load-config outputs/scene_ns/lantern-nerfacto/2024-06-06_191338/config.yml --viewer.websocket-port 8008
```
- For the right side up:
- Go to SCENE sub-menu.
- Clic on RESET UP DIRECTION.
- To render a video with the interface command:
- Go to RENDER sub-menu.
- Clic on ADD CAMERA to manualy set camera view points.
- Clic on RENDER to get the command.
```
ns-render camera-path --load-config outputs/scene_ns/lantern-nerfacto/2024-06-06_191338/config.yml --camera-path-filename /mnt/data/scene/scene_ns/camera_paths/2024-06-06_191338.json --output-path /mnt/data/scene/renders/2024-06-06_191338.mp4
```
- To render a video fast-exposed: add --rendered-output-names rgb_fast
```
ns-render camera-path --load-config outputs/scene_ns/lantern-nerfacto/2024-06-06_191338/config.yml --camera-path-filename /mnt/data/scene/scene_ns/camera_paths/2024-06-06_191338.json --output-path /mnt/data/scene/renders/2024-06-06_191338.mp4 --rendered-output-names rgb_fast
```
To get evaluation images (well-exposed):
```
ns-eval --load-config=outputs/scene_ns/lantern-nerfacto/2024-06-17_152246/config.yml --output-path=output.json --render_output_path=/mnt/data/scene/eval
```
- To get fast-exposed evaluation images, change these two lines in nerfstudio/lantern/model.py:
```
line 238: if batch["exposure"] != 1.0: # change to == for testing fast-exposed
line 242: return None, None # comment for testing fast-exposed
```
- To get evaluation images and tensorboard:
```
ns-eval --load-config=outputs/scene_ns/lantern-nerfacto/2024-06-20_142413/config.yml --output-path=output.json --render_output_path=/mnt/data/scene/eval --vis viewer+tensorboard
```
- To load tensorboard results:
```
tensorboard --logdir=/path/to/file
```
- Connect to http://localhost:6006/
## 4. Calculate metrics
```
python lantern_scripts/calculate_metrics_hdrnerfacto.py --input_dir /mnt/data/coffee_room2/ --checkpoint /mnt/workspace/lantern/nerfstudio-HDR/outputs/coffee_room2_ns/lantern-nerfacto/2025-01-22_194346/ --metric_name hdr_nerfacto
```
and point #8
or
1. Get ground truth transformations:
```
ns-process-data lantern-GT-HDR --data /mnt/data/coffee_room2/coffee_room2_ns/ --output-dir /mnt/data/coffee_room2/metrics --metadata /mnt/data/coffee_room2/sfm/reconstruction.json --checkpoint /mnt/workspace/lantern/nerfstudio-HDR/outputs/coffee_room2_ns/lantern-nerfacto/2025-01-22_194346/
```
2. Render panos at ground truth positions for well and fast exposed:
```
ns-render camera-path --load-config /mnt/workspace/lantern/nerfstudio-HDR/outputs/coffee_room2_ns/lantern-nerfacto/2025-01-22_194346/config.yml --camera-path-filename /mnt/data/coffee_room2/metrics/GT_transforms.json --output-path /mnt/data/coffee_room2/metrics/renders/unaligned --output-format images
```
```
ns-render camera-path --load-config /mnt/workspace/lantern/nerfstudio-HDR/outputs/coffee_room2_ns/lantern-nerfacto/2025-01-22_194346/config.yml --camera-path-filename /mnt/data/coffee_room2/metrics/GT_transforms.json --output-path /mnt/data/coffee_room2/metrics/renders/unaligned_fast --output-format images --rendered_output_names rgb_fast
```
3. Combine both well and fast exposed panos:
```
python lantern_scripts/combine.py --well_dir /mnt/data/coffee_room2/metrics/renders/unaligned/ --fast_dir /mnt/data/coffee_room2/metrics/renders/unaligned_fast/ --out_dir /mnt/data/coffee_room2/metrics/renders/unaligned_lin/ --experiment_location /mnt/data/coffee_room2/data/ --do_linearization
```
4. Make sure the panos from renders have the same names as the GT panos.
5. Calculate PSNR, SSIM and LPIPS:
```
python lantern_scripts/ldr_res.py --gt_dir /mnt/data/coffee_room2/GT/GT_exr/ --data_dir /mnt/data/coffee_room2/metrics/renders/unaligned_lin/
```
5. Generate GT and results renders with blender:
```
blender --background lantern_scripts/scene_new.blend -P lantern_scripts/hdr_blender.py -- /mnt/data/coffee_room2/GT/GT_exr/ /mnt/data/coffee_room2/GT/GT_exr_renders/
```
```
blender --background lantern_scripts/scene_new.blend -P lantern_scripts/hdr_blender.py -- /mnt/data/coffee_room2/metrics/renders/unaligned_lin/ /mnt/data/coffee_room2/metrics/renders/unaligned_lin_renders/
```
6. Calculate si-RMSE, RMSE, RGB ang. and PSNR (LDR r.). Need to change values in code:
```
python lantern_scripts/res_table_1.py
```
7. Convert exr panos to hdr:
```
convert GT1.exr GT1.hdr
```
8. Calulate PU-PSNR, HDR-VDP and PU-SSIM following the steps in the following link:
https://github.com/darthgera123/PanoHDR-NeRF/tree/main/LANet/metrics
```
cd hdrvdp-3.0.6
```
```
matlab -batch "metric('../../data/GT_meeting_room/', '../../data/results_meeting_room/')"
```
```
cd ../pu21/matlab/examples
```
```
matlab -batch "pupsnr('../../../../data/GT_meeting_room/', '../../../../data/results_meeting_room/')"
```