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Yes, --approximate=0.1 is very important, but I have another problem current below: TypeError: __init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'name'

Could you give me some suggestions to fix it? Thx

Yes, --approximate=0.1 is very important, but I have another problem current below: TypeError: __init__() got an unexpected keyword argument ~~'name'~~'name' for cameracalibrator.py, which is the argument in its line 145, i.e. self.c = StereoCalibrator(self._boards, self._calib_flags, self._pattern, name=self._camera_name)

Could you give me some suggestions to fix it? Thx

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