[feat] add M3ED-SPOT conversion for the 16 evaluated sequences - #144
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Convert the 16 SPOT stereo sequences the retired nightly evaluated from the published processed HDF5, emitting the usual layout with a single m3ed_spot-vo_slam.cfg covering both modes. The stereo images exist only inside _data.h5, which runs 25-42 GB per sequence because it also carries the event, LiDAR and IMU streams. The compressed image chunks are about 6% of it by span, and HDF5 reaches them through ordinary seeks, so the source is read over HTTP range requests instead of downloaded: skatepark_2 transferred 2.73 GB of a 25.5 GB file and staged nothing. Downloading all 16 would move roughly 600 GB. Getting that to be fast needed two things beyond the range reader. Blocks are kept near the chunk size and reads of a whole chunk bypass the cache as an exact range, because the images sit 3-4 MB apart and block-aligned fetches spend most of their bytes on event data: 32 MB blocks read 1409 MB for 240 MB of images, exact reads 222 MB. And the connection is reused, since a fresh TLS handshake per request cost about 1.7 s against roughly 0.1 s of payload, which alone was 5.4x. Ground truth comes from _pose_gt.h5, whose FasterLIO poses describe the left event camera rather than the OVC camera being evaluated, so ovc/left/calib/T_to_prophesee_left is applied before the poses are made relative. The two frames are 70 mm apart and that does not cancel under rotation; on skatepark_2 it changes the measured path by 4.9 mm over 15.3 m. The retired output did not apply it, which is how its numbers match the raw event-camera poses to 9 um of path length over 15 m. Checked against the retired output on skatepark_2: images are byte-identical on every sampled frame and the trajectory agrees to 490 um rms per frame over 1200 steps. Four things differ deliberately. - Calibration is read per sequence. The retired pipeline wrote one hardcoded intrinsic and baseline into all 16, which cannot be right for a dataset shipping a calibration session per recording group: it used focal 1057.546 and baseline 0.120062 m where this sequence publishes 1058.535 and 0.119894 m. - stereo.edex references frame_metadata.jsonl, so replay uses the real frame times. The retired EDEX omitted that and declared fps: 30, so replay synthesized timestamps 33.3 ms apart for a 25 Hz sensor. - Each frame's pose is the pose at that frame's own timestamp. In the retired output the two are five frames apart, about 200 mm at this cadence: its images align with ours at an offset of six frames while its poses align at one, and each alignment is independently sharp. - Images are written as mono8, which is what the sensor produces. The retired output replicated each pixel across three RGB channels, so this is 2.3x smaller for identical content, 1.63 GB against 3.78 GB here. Frame counts sit a little below the retired ones, 1650 against 1659 on skatepark_2, because the current release publishes 1652 OVC frames and two of them fall outside the pose span. Pixel equality shows the image data itself is unchanged. Shared primitives grow to cover poses that arrive as matrices in a non-camera frame: matrix_to_quaternion, trajectory_span, and the body_from_camera argument to relative_ground_truth_lines, which now takes frame timestamps rather than RGB-D frame pairs so a stereo dataset can use it. h5py joins the package dependencies. Registration in dataset_registry is left out, as it was for ICL-NUIM; provisioning targets land together.
The EDEX camera "transform" is not a homogeneous pose. The reader takes its rotation block as camera-from-rig and its translation as the camera centre in rig coordinates, so the matrix means p_camera = R (p_rig - c). This wrote a rig-from-camera pose, which left the rotation transposed. The error is only 0.68 degrees, but on a 120 mm baseline at 1050 px focal the true disparity at 10 m is about 12 px, so a transposed epipolar rotation biases every disparity and rescales all depth. On skatepark_2 the estimated path came out 198.5 m against 59.0 m of ground truth, a constant 3.36x, and odometry scored 134.26% ATE. Bisected on that sequence, one input at a time: legacy data, this build 4.76% ATE our data, our EDEX 134.26% our data, no frame_metadata (synthesized fps) 143.82% legacy intrinsics, our transforms 98.59% our intrinsics, legacy transforms 2.64% our data, legacy camera block 1.57% So the flags and build were sound, the frame times were irrelevant, and the near-identical intrinsics were not the cause. Transposing the rotation while keeping the translation gives 3.53%; taking the full inverse gives 8088%, which confirms the translation is the camera centre and not the pose translation. With the fix, against the retired run on skatepark_2: 3.53% ATE against 4.51%, ARE 0.072 against 0.515, Kabsch 0.324 against 0.303. The rotation gain is the ground-truth realignment, since the retired poses sat five frames from their images. M3ED is the first converter here that computes a non-identity camera rotation, which is why this convention was never exercised: KITTI's rectified camera 1 is an identity plus a baseline, the RGB-D converters are single-camera, and EuRoC hardcodes its matrix from the retired pipeline. No other converter is affected. Also in this change: - Convert all 19 published SPOT sequences rather than 16. The retired pipeline converted 19 and enabled 16; hard, srt_green_loop and stairwell are converted here too, so the corpus matches, and enabling them stays a registry decision. - Emit m3ed_spot-vo.cfg and m3ed_spot-slam.cfg alongside the combined one, as KITTI and EuRoC do, so odometry can be reported without SLAM. - Drop tests that restated literals: sequence counts, list ordering, and segment lengths. The counts that remain assert relationships, such as the combined config holding as many entries as the two single-mode ones.
Converting all 19 sequences reads about 45 GB over several hours, and an interrupted run had to start over. A run here lost five hours when its shell was reaped partway through the sixth sequence. Add --skip-existing, which leaves a sequence alone only when every artifact is present and both cameras hold exactly one image per frame. A run interrupted mid-sequence is therefore redone rather than silently accepted, since frame_metadata.jsonl is written after the images and its presence alone would not catch a truncated image directory. Re-running the same command now resumes. Two changes make a slow transfer distinguishable from a broken one, after an hour was spent deciding which of the two a traffic gap represented: - Retries log the byte range, attempt and error. They were silent, so a retry storm and a slow server looked identical from outside. - Conversion prints frames converted, elapsed time and rate every 256 frames, so progress is in the log rather than only in file timestamps. Lower the per-request timeout from 300 s to 60 s. A chunk is under a megabyte and normally arrives in about a second, so 60 s is ample headroom while bounding a socket that has stopped delivering. Measured against this bucket, single range requests occasionally crawled for 80 s and then succeeded; the old timeout waited them out with no output, where now they are abandoned and retried on a fresh connection. Finally, import h5py directly in the conversion tests instead of skipping when it is absent. It is a declared dependency rather than an extra, so its absence is a failure: skipping meant 27 tests vanished and the suite still reported OK, which would have let CI pass without exercising any of the conversion. This matches how the bag2edex tests already treat rosbags.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a complete M3ED SPOT dataset preparation workflow with HTTP range streaming, local HDF5 support, stereo conversion, metadata generation, resumable processing, CLI integration, documentation, and RGB-D ground-truth updates. ChangesM3ED SPOT preparation
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to M3ED SPOT conversion may still generate incorrect rotation-sensitive ground truth because of the event-camera transform direction, so that correctness issue should be resolved before merge. A smaller Ruff lint violation may also need correction. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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- Around line 521-531: Update the calibration unpacking to discard the unused
rotation value, and compute baseline_m as the full magnitude of the translation
vector rather than only translation[0].
- Around line 665-667: Update the sequence conversion flow around
existing_frame_count and skip_existing to persist the applied frame_limit in
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before reusing existing artifacts. Reject reuse when the limits differ,
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- Line 180: Update the redirect handling around urllib.parse.urljoin to track
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coverage for chained relative redirects.
- Line 154: Normalize response header names to lowercase when building the
headers dictionary in the request response path, then update `_head` and
`_request` to use lowercase keys for `content-length`, `etag`, and `location`.
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- Line 183: Update the ranged GET flow around _perform and _fetch to require
HTTP 206, validate Content-Range against the requested span before reading, and
limit reads to requested length plus one byte. Drop the connection on protocol
violations, update fake range responses with valid Content-Range headers, and
add a regression test for origins that ignore Range.
In `@tools/python_tools/cuvslam_tools/dataset_preparation/m3ed_spot/prepare.py`:
- Around line 206-211: Validate the --frame-limit argument in the argument
parser so only positive integers are accepted, rejecting zero and negative
values during parsing before convert_sequence uses frame_limit for slicing. Keep
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In `@tools/python_tools/README.md`:
- Line 350: Update the combined-report example’s test_config argument to use
m3ed_spot-vo_slam.cfg instead of the odometry-only m3ed_spot-vo.cfg, matching
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Review follow-ups on the M3ED SPOT conversion. The range reader now requires a ranged GET to come back as a 206 whose Content-Range covers the span asked for, and reads at most one byte past it. An origin that ignores Range answers 200 with the whole object, and that body was read before the length check rejected it: 25-42 GB into memory. A relative Location resolves against the URL that served it rather than the URL the read started from, so a chained redirect no longer retargets to the wrong object. Response header names are matched case-insensitively, since a lowercase Content-Length, ETag or Location otherwise breaks remote preparation. --skip-existing now compares the frame limit an output was written under, recorded in .frame_limit when --frame-limit truncated it, so a prefix converted for local validation is not reused as a whole sequence. --frame-limit itself rejects zero and negative values, where -1 used to slice the last frame off every sequence and pass the artifact checks. baseline_m is the length of the stereo offset rather than its x component, and the README combined-report example names m3ed_spot-vo_slam.cfg instead of the odometry-only config.
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521-521: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winInvert the event-camera extrinsic before rendering ground truth.
prophesee_left_from_cameramaps OVC-left coordinates to the event-camera frame.rgbd.relative_ground_truth_linesrequiresbody_from_camerain the opposite direction. Passing the transform directly produces incorrect rotation-sensitivegt.txtposes.- body_from_camera=left_calibration.prophesee_left_from_camera, + body_from_camera=rgbd.invert_transform( + *left_calibration.prophesee_left_from_camera + ),Add an end-to-end
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- Around line 693-700: The skip_existing path in the sequence conversion flow
must reuse complete per-sequence metadata rather than reconstructing only counts
and frame_limit. After conversion, persist a per-sequence metadata manifest
containing calibration, baseline, dropped-frame count, source_files, and other
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preserved and sent as If-Range on every ranged GET; do not send If-Range for
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representation-locking alternative. Preserve the 206 validation so a
changed-object 200 response is rejected before caching, and add coverage for
strong, absent, weak ETags and changes between _block() reads.
- Line 223: Update the redirect loop in the HTTP range request flow to allow
five redirects and then perform the final response request, rather than limiting
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Every range read now sends the object's ETag as If-Range. A conversion reads one object for tens of minutes and M3ED does republish files, so without a validator a replaced file would be spliced into the output unnoticed; with one, the origin answers the whole object and the 206 check refuses it before the body is read. A source that serves no strong ETag is rejected at open, since nothing would detect the substitution. The .frame_limit marker becomes .conversion_state.json and carries the sequence metadata as well as the limit. --skip-existing reads that back, so a resumed run describes the sequences it skipped with the same calibration, baseline and source provenance as the run that made them, where before it recorded only their frame counts. The state file cannot live in the root dataset_metadata.json, which is written only when a whole run finishes: exactly what a resumed run does not have. An output from before the state file still reuses, on the frame counts alone, rather than costing hours of network to re-read. The redirect budget spends one request per redirect plus the one that answers, where five redirects used to exhaust the loop and report too many.
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An absent state file means an output converted before the converter kept state, which --skip-existing may take for a whole sequence. An unreadable one means a write that failed, where a truncated prefix looks exactly like a whole sequence, so it is converted again instead. The state file is now replaced atomically, which leaves the previous state rather than an unreadable one when a write is cut short. A Content-Length that is not a number raised ValueError, which the CLI does not catch and reported as a traceback; a negative one clamped every read to nothing and surfaced as h5py failing on an apparently empty file. Both are now rejected where the header is already checked. The ground-truth test that stood in for the event-camera extrinsic applied it in the opposite direction to the converter and only asserted that the result differed from no extrinsic at all, so it held under either direction. It now converts a rotating sequence end to end and compares gt.txt against the camera poses it should hold, which fails by decimetres if the extrinsic is inverted.
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The converter merged in #144 but m3ed_spot was absent from DATASETS, so nothing could build or upload its tarball. Register it with no EvalSpec, the same shape tum and icl_nuim had between their converter landing and their evaluation records. Registering alone was not enough. Provisioning runs the registry on PYTHONPATH only, which is right for a standard-library module, but a converter is not one: convert_m3ed_spot imports numpy and Pillow at module scope and prepare() imports h5py to read the processed HDF5 products. In ubuntu:24.04 with a bare venv, which is what cuvslam-ci:local is, importing prepare fails with ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'numpy'. Install the tools package before conversion rather than restating those dependencies per dataset in an image. They are already declared in tools/python_tools/pyproject.toml, so an image list would be the same duplication the dataset registry removed from the shell. Measured at 72 seconds and a 1.4 GiB venv against conversions that run for tens of minutes. The registry keeps its standard-library-only guarantee: it validates in that container with nothing installed. M3ED therefore needs no dataset-specific image, and exposing it in the provisioning workflow is a one-line protected change. Note for the next TartanGround run: provisioning now also installs the package inside the TartanAir image. pyproject pins numpy and scipy to the versions Dockerfile.dataset-provision already installs, so pip should not move them, but confirm with dry_run=true before relying on it. Also stop using m3ed_spot as the unknown-dataset fixture. Registering a real corpus should not fail a test about error messages. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **New Features** * Added support for provisioning the M3ED Spot dataset. * Dataset preparation now makes required conversion tools and dependencies available automatically in temporary storage. * **Tests** * Updated dataset validation coverage to use a guaranteed-invalid dataset identifier. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
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The converter landed in #144 and provisioning in #158 and #161, but m3ed_spot carried no EvalSpec, so it never ran. Add one on m3ed_spot-vo_slam.cfg, the combined config, with the stereo flags KITTI and EuRoC use and an unrectified camera, since the EDEX keeps the published polynomial distortion. Full only. At 56 GiB staged and 57k frames evaluated in both modes it is the most expensive record in the suite by a wide margin, and KITTI already covers stereo pre-merge, so a PR would pay hours for nothing. Smoke therefore stays KITTI, EuRoC and ICL-NUIM. The 10 KPI entries are uncalibrated placeholders, as KITTI, EuRoC, TUM and ICL-NUIM were seeded: expected=null reports SKIPPED under a soft check. Their names come from dataset_registry kpi-keys, so the committed table covers exactly the 50 keys the full suite can produce. Merge after the provisioning run uploads m3ed_spot.tar. Staging resolves the tarball from the registry, so until the object exists every eval-enabled config fails before it evaluates anything. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **New Features** - Added M3ED-SPOT as a full-suite evaluation dataset for stereo odometry and SLAM performance. - Added KPI baseline ranges to support performance tracking across M3ED-SPOT evaluation metrics. - **Tests** - Updated evaluation coverage and validation checks to include M3ED-SPOT in active dataset records and command-line reporting. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
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