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VoxelNet: End-to-End Learning for Point Cloud Based 3D Object Detection

CVPR 2018 · Point clouds › Segmentation and detection · approach: Single-stage point-voxel detection · 4,733 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Replace hand-crafted BEV features with learned VoxelNet point-cloud featuresVoxelNet versus HC-baseline · KITTI validation, car, pedestrian, and cyclist BEV detectionAP: 88.26 -> 89.60; 78.42 -> 84.81; 77.66 -> 78.57; 58.96 -> 65.95; 53.79 -> 61.05; 51.47 -> 56.98; 63.63 -> 74.41; 42.75 ->Helped
Replace hand-crafted BEV features with learned VoxelNet point-cloud featuresVoxelNet versus HC-baseline · KITTI validation, car, pedestrian, and cyclist 3D detectionAP: 71.73 -> 81.97; 59.75 -> 65.46; 55.69 -> 62.85; 43.95 -> 57.86; 40.18 -> 53.42; 37.48 -> 48.87; 55.35 -> 67.17; 36.07 ->Helped
Increase hand-crafted baseline height channels from 4 to 16HC-baseline · KITTI detectionAPHelped
Increase hand-crafted baseline height channels beyond 16HC-baseline · KITTI detectionAPNo clear effect

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