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GOGMA: Globally-Optimal Gaussian Mixture Alignment

CVPR 2016 · Learning theory and algorithms › Combinatorial and search optimization · approach: Globally optimal geometric optimization · 120 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Refine GOGMA output with local GMA using about 1000 components (ablation)GOGMA · stairsfine inlier rate (%): 80.0 -> 99.7Helped
Refine GOGMA output with local GMA using about 1000 components (ablation)GOGMA · wood-summerfine inlier rate (%): 16.7 -> 99.9Helped
Use SVGM rather than KDE for the GMM representation (ablation)GOGMA · dragon fully-overlapping registrationmean translation error (m): 0.14/0.21 -> 0.004/0.008Helped
Use SVGM rather than EM for the GMM representation (ablation)GOGMA · dragon fully-overlapping registrationmean runtime (s): 4960/4965 -> 34/50Helped
Use SVGM rather than KDE for the GMM representation (ablation)GOGMA · dragon fully-overlapping registrationmean runtime (s): 15/15 -> 34/50Hurt
Use local ICP or CPD instead of globally optimal GOGMA3D point-set registration · stairs and wood-summercoarse registration inlier rate (%): GOGMA 100; ICP 15.5 and 11.3; CPD 38.8 and 39.5Hurt

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