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However in evaluator.evaluate_one_trajectory(gtposes, estposes, scale=True, kittitype=(datastr=='kitti'))(here), the flag for the scale is true. Then, is passed to ate_score, gt_ate_aligned, est_ate_aligned = self.ate_eval.evaluate(gt_traj, est_traj, scale)(here) and then is used in rot, trans, trans_error, s = align(gt_xyz, est_xyz, scale) at here.
The function align itself calculates the scale using the Horn method which is used to scale the predictions to ground truth. So why was there a need for the initial scaling before using the evaluator?
The scale in per_frame_scale_alignment is the flag to simply scale up all translations to GT. The scale in align is the flag for a scale alignment to be done before comparing trajectories using ATE/RPE. Both are the referring to the same issue so per_frame_scale_alignment is indeed redundant here.
Why in line estimations are scaled using the gtmotions before calculating the ATE?
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