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Questions between Affine-invariant Pointmap and Metric Scale Supervision

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Hi, thanks for the great work! I have a question regarding the geometric constraints used in your training process.

As I understand it:

  1. The model predicts an affine-invariant pointmap, which allows for arbitrary scale ($s$) and shift ($t$).

  2. During training, the model predicts a single scale factor to recover the metric geometry.

My confusion is: if the pointmap is truly affine-invariant, then to recover the original metric geometry, shouldn’t the model predict both a scale and a shift?

Alternatively, should the pointmap itself be trained to be scale-invariant only, so that predicting a single scale is sufficient?

Thanks in advance for your time!

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Start with the geometric-constraint description in issue #145 and review how the model's affine-invariant pointmap and metric-scale supervision are defined. Resolve whether recovering metric geometry requires both scale and shift, or whether the pointmap is intended to be scale-invariant only. Done means the distinction and training behavior are clearly documented.

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Domain
computer-vision, machine-learning
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Documentation
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