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Shape correspondence using anisotropic Chebyshev spectral CNNs

CVPR 2020 · Architectures and efficiency › CNN design · approach: Filter design and trained-filter analysis · 29 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use anisotropic convolution with learned Chebyshev spectral filtersShape correspondence on FAUST · FAUST testaccuracy (r=0): 93.06 % -> 98.06 %Helped
Use ACSCNN instead of SplineCNNShape correspondence on FAUST with SHOT input · FAUST testaccuracy (r=0): 99.12 % -> 98.06 %Hurt
Use constant vector 1 instead of SHOT inputACSCNN · FAUST testaccuracy (r=0): 98.06 % -> 98.98 %Helped
Add PMF refinementACSCNN with constant vector 1 input · FAUST testaccuracy (r=0): 98.98 % -> 99.56 %Helped
Use ACSCNN instead of ACNNShape correspondence · SHREC'16 Topologyaccuracy (r=0): 62.8% -> 90.2%Helped
Increase Chebyshev polynomial order (ablation)ACSCNN · FAUSTaccuracy (r=0)Helped
Increase the number of rotation angles (ablation)ACSCNN · FAUSTaccuracy (r=0)Helped
Increase the number of rotation angles or Chebyshev order (ablation)ACSCNN · FAUSTcomputational costHurt

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