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Condition: less than 50 vertices per polygon
Algorithm: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramer%E2%80%93Douglas%E2%80%93Peucker_algorithm
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Hello,
Your project is quite interesting and match partially my needs which are to
make/use a REST server in Go...
It seems that your architecture could be widespread to the REST paradigm,
so my q…
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Does anyone know of the 3D generalization of this the spatial transformer networks? I would like to apply these models on 3D numpy arrays.
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it seems that there is no reguarization for the model in this implementation. and it may be lack of generalization ability.
will this be a issue, or should reguarization to added( e.g. L2 reguarizat…
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A generalization of renaming a symbol X to Y is to rename X to otherpkg.Y, causing the declaration of X, along with any necessary supporting declarations, to be moved into some file in the designated …
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In 4.3 "In-domain Generalization", How do you design your various partitions of training data? Are this step in phrase of TLR or FIT or both them?
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**Note:** This is a discussion issue, as I cannot contribute something substantial so far.
### Observations
Our current development to support updates in the languages may come as a surprise to …
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Hi,
Thanks for the inspiring work!
I have two questions about this work. Could this method adapt to meshes with different number of vertices in both training and testing process? Also, would you r…
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https://arxiv.org/pdf/2111.06531.pdf
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Hi very interesting work!
I would like to clarify one point on the model generalization. Does the trained model only work on the training example x from domain A or could it be tested on any images…