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Official PyTorch implementation of "Fast Non-Rigid Radiance Fields from Monocularized Data"
MoNeRF: Fast Non-Rigid Radiance Fields from Monocularized Data

Official PyTorch Implementation of 'Fast Non-Rigid Radiance Fields from Monocularized Data'
Getting Started
- Clone this repository using:
git clone https://github.com/MoritzKappel/MoNeRF.git && cd MoNeRF
- Before running our code, you need to install all dependencies listed in scripts/createCondaEnv.sh under # dependencies, or create a new conda environment by executing the script:
./scripts/createCondaEnv.sh && conda activate monerf
- To install the necessary custom CUDA kernels, run:
./scripts/install.py -e VolumeRenderingV2
Creating a Configuration File
Default configurations for the D-NeRF and MMVA datasets are available in the configs/ directory. To create a custom configuration file, run
./scripts/createDefaultConfig.py -m MoNeRF -d MMVA -o <my_config>
and edit the values in configs/<my_config>.yaml as needed.
Dataset
You can manually download our MMVA dataset from here, or run
./scripts/downloadDataset.sh
to automatically download and unpack the sequences to the MoNeRF/dataset directory.
Training a New Model
To train a new model from a configuration file, run:
./scripts/train.py -c configs/<my_config>.yaml
The resulting images and model checkpoints will be saved to the output directory.
To train multiple models from a directory or list of configuration files, use the scripts/sequentialTrain.py script with the -d or -c flag respectively.