In a quiet update, Congrong Xu and Nerfstudio has pushed an amazingly helpful feature for those who aren’t very familiar with the command line. Nerfstudio now includes a Gradio UI, making it easy and intuitive to set commands and run scripts.
Users will be pleased to know that the Gradio instance works with several core Nerfstudio components, including:
Training: Train Nerfstudio models directly from the web interface by selecting the dataset path and corresponding data parser.
Visualization: Visualize trained models with Viser.
Data Processing: Process training data by selecting the dataset path, output path, and processing method.
Model Export: Export trained models by selecting the model configuration and output path.
A simple guide on how to install the Gradio instance is available on their GitHub repository. For me, it took about 10 minutes. Additionally, it has been tested on both Windows and Linux platforms.
Currently, not all methods offered in Nerfstudio are available, but some central options of Nerfacto and Splatfacto work. Users can also choose between the current Viser viewer or the legacy option.
Just like the standard Nerfstudio, the Gradio UI comes with an Apache 2.0 license, making it permissibly viable for developers and companies.
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