6 research outputs found
Pointwise Convolutional Neural Networks
Deep learning with 3D data such as reconstructed point clouds and CAD models
has received great research interests recently. However, the capability of
using point clouds with convolutional neural network has been so far not fully
explored. In this paper, we present a convolutional neural network for semantic
segmentation and object recognition with 3D point clouds. At the core of our
network is pointwise convolution, a new convolution operator that can be
applied at each point of a point cloud. Our fully convolutional network design,
while being surprisingly simple to implement, can yield competitive accuracy in
both semantic segmentation and object recognition task.Comment: 10 pages, 6 figures, 10 tables. Paper accepted to CVPR 201
RGB-D to CAD retrieval with objectNN dataset
The goal of this track is to study and evaluate the performance of 3D object retrieval algorithms using RGB-D data. This is inspired from the practical need to pair an object acquired from a consumer-grade depth camera to CAD models available in public datasets on the Internet. To support the study, we propose ObjectNN, a new dataset with well segmented and annotated RGB-D objects from SceneNN [HPN*16] and CAD models from ShapeNet [CFG*15]. The evaluation results show that the RGB-D to CAD retrieval problem, while being challenging to solve due to partial and noisy 3D reconstruction, can be addressed to a good extent using deep learning techniques, particularly, convolutional neural networks trained by multi-view and 3D geometry. The best method in this track scores 82% in accuracy
SHREC\u2717: RgB-D to CAD Retrieval With ObjectNN Dataset
© 2017 The Eurographics Association. The goal of this track is to study and evaluate the performance of 3D object retrieval algorithms using RGB-D data. This is inspired from the practical need to pair an object acquired from a consumer-grade depth camera to CAD models available in public datasets on the Internet. To support the study, we propose ObjectNN, a new dataset with well segmented and annotated RGB-D objects from SceneNN [HPN∗16] and CAD models from ShapeNet [CFG∗15]. The evaluation results show that the RGB-D to CAD retrieval problem, while being challenging to solve due to partial and noisy 3D reconstruction, can be addressed to a good extent using deep learning techniques, particularly, convolutional neural networks trained by multi-view and 3D geometry. The best method in this track scores 82% in accuracy