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Thomas Pickles
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# Instant Neural Graphics Primitives - for Tomography 
Generate a save point (35000 steps by default, takes a few minutes):
```
sh
python ./scripts/run.py
--training_data
../path/to/data/transforms.json
--save_snapshot
../data/shepp-50-35000.ingp
[
--n_steps
20000]
```
Visualise it in the gui:
```
sh
python ./scripts/run.py
--load_snapshot
../data/shepp-50-35000.ingp
--gui
```
Test it on unseen data (gives a PSNR - peak signal noise ratio). Only the first image in the test dataset will be generated and compared to the ground truth
```
sh
python ./scripts/run.py
--load_snapshot
../data/shepp-50-35000.ingp
--test_transforms
../data/shepp_test/transforms.json
--screenshot_dir
../data
```
<img
src=
"docs/assets_readme/fox.gif"
height=
"342"
/>
<img
src=
"docs/assets_readme/robot5.gif"
height=
"342"
/>
Ever wanted to train a NeRF model of a fox in under 5 seconds? Or fly around a scene captured from photos of a factory robot? Of course you have!
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