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When we detect circles from point sets, the resulting circle is at a wrong place. Here an example (green - inliers):
After checking the code, I guess the bug comes from the line 93 in file "circle.py".
I changed it to "p_center = [p_center_x, p_center_y, P_rot[0, 2]]" then the result becomes:
Could you check the code? I'm open for further discussion.
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When we detect circles from point sets, the resulting circle is at a wrong place. Here an example (green - inliers):
After checking the code, I guess the bug comes from the line 93 in file "circle.py".
I changed it to "p_center = [p_center_x, p_center_y, P_rot[0, 2]]" then the result becomes:
Could you check the code? I'm open for further discussion.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: