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Weird pose estimation on white paper

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Bug
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Needs clarification
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Quiet
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python

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Reproduce the reported pose-estimation result in both the web demo and the local run using the white paper and cube example shown in the attached image. Start by comparing the inputs and outputs in those two environments; done means identifying and documenting the cause of the incorrect paper pose or providing a confirmed fix location.

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Hi team, thanks for your amazing work!

I am having a weird issue, and this happens on both web demo and my local run. On some objects (e.x a paper), the pose estimation result seems to be wrong. Like here the white paper was rendered to the right of the cube. I am wondering do you have any clue why this happen?

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