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Attentional ShapeContextNet for Point Cloud Recognition

CVPR 2018 · Point clouds › Point cloud classification · approach: Local feature aggregation networks · 376 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Replace independent point features with hierarchical shape-context blocksPointNet-style point cloud classification on MNIST · MNIST test (256 points)error rate (%): 0.78 -> 0.60Helped
Use a five-block ShapeContextNet instead of a single shape-context block (ablation)ShapeContextNet · MNIST test (256 points)error rate (%)Helped
Replace hand-designed shape-context blocks with self-attention blocksPoint cloud classification · ModelNet40 testoverall accuracy (%): 90.0 -> 89.8No clear effect
Use 2 attention heads instead of 1 (ablation)A-SCN · ModelNet40 testoverall accuracy (%): 89.8 -> 89.2Hurt
Use 4 attention heads instead of 1 (ablation)A-SCN · ModelNet40 testoverall accuracy (%): 89.8 -> 89.8No clear effect
Use hierarchical contextual modeling for semantic segmentationPointNet · S3DISmean IoU (%): 47.71 -> 52.72Helped
Use hierarchical contextual modeling for part segmentationPointNet · ShapeNet part testmean IoU (%): 83.7 -> 84.6Helped

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