DeepMVS is a Deep Convolutional Neural Network which learns to estimate pixel-wise disparity maps from a sequence of an arbitrary number of unordered images with the camera poses already known or estimated.

If you use our codes or datasets in your work, please cite:

@inproceedings{DeepMVS,
  author       = "Huang, Po-Han and Matzen, Kevin and Kopf, Johannes and Ahuja, Narendra and Huang, Jia-Bin",
  title        = "DeepMVS: Learning Multi-View Stereopsis",
  booktitle    = "IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR)",
  year         = "2018"
}

For the paper and other details of DeepMVS or the MYS-Synth Dataset, please see our project webpage.

• python 2.7
• numpy 1.13.1
• pytorch 0.3.0 and torchvision: Follow the instructions from their website.
• opencv 3.1.0: Run conda install -c menpo opencv or pip install opencv-python.
• imageio 2.2.0 (with freeimage plugin): Run conda install -c conda-forge imageio or pip install imageio. To install freeimage plugin, run the following Python script once:

  import imageio
  imageio.plugins.freeimage.download()

• h5py 2.7.0: Run conda install h5py or pip install h5py.
• lz4 0.23.1: Run pip install lz4.
• cuda 8.0.61 and 16GB GPU RAM (required for gpu support): The training codes use up to 14GB of the GPU RAM with the default configuration. We train our model with an NVIDIA Tesla P100 GPU. To reduce GPU RAM usage, feel free to try smaller --patch_width, --patch_height, --num_depths, and --max_num_neighbors. However, the resulting model may not show the efficacy as appeared in our paper.

1. Download the training datasets.

   python python/download_training_datasets.py # This may take up to 1-2 days to complete.

   Update: The training datasets have been updated on May 18, 2018 because of some errors in camera poses. Please remove the files and download them again if you have downloaded the old version.
2. Train the network.

   python python/train.py # This may take up to 4-6 days to complete, depending on which GPU is used.

• python 2.7
• numpy 1.13.1
• pytorch 0.3.0 and torchvision: Follow the instructions from their website.
• opencv 3.1.0: Run conda install -c menpo opencv or pip install opencv-python.
• imageio 2.2.0: Run conda install -c conda-forge imageio or pip install imageio.
• pyquaternion 0.9.0: Run pip install pyquaternion.
• pydensecrf: Run pip install pydensecrf.
• cuda 8.0.61 and 6GB GPU RAM (required for gpu support): The testing codes use up to 4GB of the GPU RAM with the default configuration.
• COLMAP 3.2: Follow the instructions from their website.

1. Download the trained model.

   python python/download_trained_model.py

2. Run the sparse reconstruction and the image_undistorter using COLMAP. The image_undistorter will generate a images folder which contains undistorted images and a sparse folder which contains three .bin files.

3. Run the testing script with the paths to the undistorted images and the sparse construction model.

   python python/test.py --load_bin --image_path path/to/images --sparse_path path/to/sparse --output_path path/to/output/directory

   By default, the script resizes the images to be 540px in height to reduce the running time. If you would like to run the model with other resolutions, please pass the arguments --image_width XXX and --image_height XXX. If your COLMAP outputs .txt files instead of .bin files for the sparse reconstruction, simply remove the --load_bin flag.

4. To evaluate the predicted results, run

   python python/eval.py --load_bin --image_path path/to/images --sparse_path path/to/sparse --output_path path/to/output/directory --gt_path path/to/gt/directory --image_width 810 --image_height 540 --size_mismatch crop_pad

   In gt_path, the ground truth disparity maps should be stored in npy format with filenames being <image_name>.depth.npy. If the ground truths are depth maps instead of disparity maps, please add --gt_type depth flag.

DeepMVS is licensed under the BSD 2-Clause License