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A Quantum Computational Approach to Correspondence Problems on Point Sets

CVPR 2020 · Point clouds › Registration and matching · approach: Quantum and certifiable correspondence · 28 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Increase point-linking region from K=10 to K=50 (ablation)QA point set alignment · Fish, random initial misalignmentse_{2D}: 0.026 -> 0.3Hurt
Increase point-linking region from K=10 to K=50 (ablation)QA point set alignment · Fish, random initial misalignmentse_R: 0.062 -> 0.764Hurt
Use globally multiply-linked alignment (K=91) (ablation)QA point set alignment · Fishalignment qualityHurt
Add uniformly distributed template noise at small K (ablation)QA point set alignment · Fish, noisy templatee_{2D}No clear effect
Add uniformly distributed template noise (ablation)QA point set alignment · Fish, noisy templatee_{2D}Hurt

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