No you still need to run COLMAP
"Further analysis of the remedian algorithm" https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S030439751... This one has a streaming variant.
At the std::vector section I think the std::array is used instead of std::vector >std::array is a dynamically sized sequence container
"the project now uses CUDA, so i changed to C++11 since thats what nvcc supports." I feel like nvcc supports at least 17 maybe even 20 already.
No you still need to run COLMAP
"Further analysis of the remedian algorithm" https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S030439751... This one has a streaming variant.
At the std::vector section I think the std::array is used instead of std::vector >std::array is a dynamically sized sequence container
"the project now uses CUDA, so i changed to C++11 since thats what nvcc supports." I feel like nvcc supports at least 17 maybe even 20 already.