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Add depth_factor argument in rescaleDepth and typedef dynafu::Params for backwards compatibility #2751

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@akashsharma02 akashsharma02 changed the title Add depth_factor argument in rescaleDepth and typedef dynafu::Params for backwards compatibility Add depth_factor argument in rescaleDepth and typedef dynafu::Params for backwards compatibility Nov 16, 2020
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@savuor FYI. Please review.

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alalek commented Nov 16, 2020

wants to merge 18 commits

Please remove unrelated commits from the PR (fetch upstream master and rebase your code)

@alalek alalek merged commit f639657 into opencv:master Nov 25, 2020
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