How to Make Forward Warping differentiable?
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Inverse warping like dense_image_warp function in Tensorflow, It can pass gradient to flow because of bilinear interpolation. However, forward warping can not apply interpolation operation like inverse warping. So, how to make forward warping differentiable?
interpolation gradient forward warp
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Inverse warping like dense_image_warp function in Tensorflow, It can pass gradient to flow because of bilinear interpolation. However, forward warping can not apply interpolation operation like inverse warping. So, how to make forward warping differentiable?
interpolation gradient forward warp
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Inverse warping like dense_image_warp function in Tensorflow, It can pass gradient to flow because of bilinear interpolation. However, forward warping can not apply interpolation operation like inverse warping. So, how to make forward warping differentiable?
interpolation gradient forward warp
asked Nov 9 at 6:32
jiahaogeng
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Inverse warping like dense_image_warp function in Tensorflow, It can pass gradient to flow because of bilinear interpolation. However, forward warping can not apply interpolation operation like inverse warping. So, how to make forward warping differentiable?
interpolation gradient forward warp
interpolation gradient forward warp
asked Nov 9 at 6:32
jiahaogeng
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asked Nov 9 at 6:32
jiahaogeng
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asked Nov 9 at 6:32
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asked Nov 9 at 6:32
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asked Nov 9 at 6:32
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