Would like to ask if the DGCNN model is able to train/test without explicitly stating the category (e.g. plane, vase, mug) of the object/data. I've looked through the source code and i found that you have to explicitly indicate the category of the object before it is able to segment it.
Also if its able to achieve segmentation of N parts. The current implementation seems to have hard coded the number of parts for each category. I'm wondering if its able to achieve something similar to this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JQdNzsw7jA
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Would like to ask if the DGCNN model is able to train/test without explicitly stating the category (e.g. plane, vase, mug) of the object/data. I've looked through the source code and i found that you have to explicitly indicate the category of the object before it is able to segment it.
Also if its able to achieve segmentation of N parts. The current implementation seems to have hard coded the number of parts for each category. I'm wondering if its able to achieve something similar to this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JQdNzsw7jA