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matching and camera pose estimation tasks with indoor and outdoor datasets. The experiments show that LoFTR out-performs detector-based and detector-free feature matching baselines by a large margin. LoFTR also achieves state-of-the-art performance and ranks first among the published methods on two public benchmarks of visual localization.
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