基于深度神经网络的点云三维模型分割与重建

Jurij Slabanja, Blaž Meden, P. Peer, A. Jaklič, F. Solina
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从计算机视觉的早期开始,就需要用紧凑的表示对视觉信息进行建模。我们在过去实现了一种距离图像的分割和模型恢复方法,不幸的是,对于当前3D点云的大小和应用类型来说,这种方法太慢了。近年来,神经网络已成为快速有效处理视觉数据的热门选择。在这篇文章中,我们证明了卷积神经网络可以达到类似的结果,即在给定的3D点云场景中确定和建模所有对象。我们从一个简单的架构开始,它可以预测场景中单个对象的参数。然后我们用类似于Faster R-CNN的架构对其进行扩展,该架构可以预测场景中任意数量对象的参数。初始神经网络的结果令人满意。第二个网络,也进行分割,仍然给出了与原始方法相比的不错的结果,但与初始方法相比,表现得更差。然而,结果令人鼓舞,但要建立能够取代最先进方法的cnn,还需要进一步的实验。
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Segmentation and Reconstruction of 3D Models from a Point Cloud with Deep Neural Networks
The need to model visual information with compact representations has existed since the early days of computer vision. We implemented in the past a segmentation and model recovery method for range images which is unfortunately too slow for current size of 3D point clouds and type of applications. Recently, neural networks have become the popular choice for quick and effective processing of visual data. In this article we demonstrate that with a convolutional neural network we could achieve comparable results, that is to determine and model all objects in a given 3D point cloud scene. We started off with a simple architecture that could predict the parameters of a single object in a scene. Then we expanded it with an architecture similar to Faster R-CNN, that could predict the parameters for any number of objects in a scene. The results of the initial neural network were satisfactory. The second network, that performed also segmentation, still gave decent results comparable to the original method, but compared to the initial one, performed somewhat worse. Results, however, are encouraging but further experiments are needed to build CNNs that will be able to replace the state-of-the-art method.
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