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PointConv: Deep Convolutional Networks on 3D Point Clouds

CVPR 2019 · Point clouds › Point cloud classification · approach: Local feature aggregation networks · 1,944 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
add inverse density scale (ablation)PointConv · ScanNet validation, xyz inputmIoU: 60.3 -> 61.0; 58.2 -> 59.0; 56.9 -> 58.2Helped
apply raw density without the nonlinear MLP transform (ablation)PointConv · ScanNet validation, xyz inputmIoU: 60.3 -> 60.1; 58.2 -> 57.7; 56.9 -> 57.3Hurt
use stride 0.5m instead of 1.0m or 1.5m (ablation)PointConv · ScanNet validation, xyz inputmIoU: 59.0 -> 61.0; 58.2 -> 61.0Helped
add RGB input features (ablation)PointConv · ScanNet validation, stride 0.5mmIoU: 61.0 -> 60.8No clear effect
add RGB input features (ablation)PointConv · ScanNet validation, stride 1.0mmIoU: 59.0 -> 58.6Hurt
add RGB input features (ablation)PointConv · ScanNet validation, stride 1.5mmIoU: 58.2 -> 57.5Hurt
increase the MLP intermediate width or vary its layer count (ablation)PointConv · ScanNet subset classificationaccuracyNo clear effect

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