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Looking at this part (update method), it seems the _roi.width, _roi.height, and _scale will not change to bigger scale when bigger_scale_peak > smaller_scale_peak > normal_scale_peak. (I removed the scale_weight multiplication in this explanation to keep it simple)
Because the variables are first divided by scale_stephere then multiplied with the same scale_stephere. In the end, the variables return to normal scale in this case, while it should be bigger scale.
CMIIW. Thank you~
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Looking at this part (update method), it seems the
_roi.width
,_roi.height
, and_scale
will not change to bigger scale when bigger_scale_peak > smaller_scale_peak > normal_scale_peak. (I removed thescale_weight
multiplication in this explanation to keep it simple)Because the variables are first divided by
scale_step
here then multiplied with the samescale_step
here. In the end, the variables return to normal scale in this case, while it should be bigger scale.CMIIW. Thank you~
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: