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[mldemox]

Thank you for your outstanding work, any plans for open source?

[nie-lang]

Hi, thanks for your interest! We are working on organizing the code. The release time might be this week or next week.

[mldemox]

Thank you for your reply. Similarly, I found no way to reproduce the Rectangular Boundary Loss in the article "RecStitchNet: Learning to Stitch Images with Rectangular Boundaries", but I wonder if it is possible to provide part of the source code? Also, most of the existing stitching work is to warp one image to another image to realize image stitching, rather than the two images are warp and aligned at the same time, may I ask how the mesh motion in the above paper is realized? Lang Nie ***@***.***> 于2024年7月10日周三 22:30写道：

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[nie-lang]

Hi, thanks for your interest in RecStitchNet. In fact, I do not have the related source code. You may email Prof. Yun Zhang ([email protected]) for help.

As for warping two views at the same time, it's not difficult to implement that with the respective gound-truth meshes (as it is realized in a supervised manner in RecStitchNet).

Btw, we are working on it to extend StabStitch to two-view warps. Please stay tuned.