Thank you for your work. I found that after using the camera parameters from transforms.json and converting the OpenCV coordinate system to OpenGL using the method provided, and then using parse_pcd.ply as the initial point cloud for GS training, the position of the person in the rendered image does not align with the image from the images path when viewed from certain angles.
Here is the translation:
"As shown in the figure:
- The first column is the rendered result of
parse_pcd.ply.
- The second column is the
images result.
- The third column is the alpha.
- The fourth column is the
fmasks.
- The last column is the overlapping result of the alpha and
fmasks."

Thank you for your work. I found that after using the camera parameters from transforms.json and converting the OpenCV coordinate system to OpenGL using the method provided, and then using parse_pcd.ply as the initial point cloud for GS training, the position of the person in the rendered image does not align with the image from the images path when viewed from certain angles.
Here is the translation:
"As shown in the figure:
parse_pcd.ply.imagesresult.fmasks.fmasks."