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In this case, they're basically using a neural network to approximate a really tricky high dimensional function from a lot of measurements from a scene, and use
by juancn 2y ago
In this case, they're basically using a neural network to approximate a really tricky high dimensional function from a lot of measurements from a scene, and use it to interpolate values.
Think of it as "fancy (non)linear regression" or something like that.
It's quite clever.
- dylan604 2y agoI'm now wanting to set up my magic bullet rig to try this! Just thinking about consumer equipment, being able to shutter release and fire a laser "burst" precisely enough would be a challenge. If the shutter release is wired, does the time for the signal to travel down the wire + the mechanics of the shutter need to be compensated for the time of flight of the "photon"? I could see this being one of those YouTube channels with someone doing this in their garage. All of that to say that the accuracy of what they've done is impressive