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A note for artists and technical directors weighing depth-estimation tools for video and image work. It records the model families, run routes, relative versus metric depth wording and the authors' own accuracy table with its caveats. Based only on the repository documents at one commit; nothing was downloaded or run.
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MiDaS monocular depth: what the README, licence file and file list state (documentation only, not run)
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A note for artists and technical directors weighing depth-estimation tools for video and image work. It records the model families, run routes, relative versus metric depth wording and the authors' own accuracy table with its caveats. Based only on the repository documents at one commit; nothing was downloaded or run.
Useful starting points
- The authors' own table footnotes say some rows were validated at square resolution and some models trained on KITTI and NYU, so rows are not strictly comparable.
- The README describes MiDaS output as relative depth; metric depth is pointed to a separate project.
- TensorFlow/ONNX and ROS1 routes are stated as supporting only MiDaS v2.1.
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