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In comparative experiments, if the interocular distance and convergence are not locked, a gentler stereo setting may make any model's output appear more stable, thereby masking the temporal defects of depth estimation itself; therefore the model version, input size, interocular distance, convergence, and temporal smoothing parameters should be saved with every export.
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Perfect Depth Maps, Broken Stereo Video: Why?
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