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Hi, Sure, but I'm not sure what you exactly want. You want the FMR of 3DMatch for MS-SVConv 3 scales (or ETH) ? Can you specify the dataset ? and the model ?
Hi, Sure, but I'm not sure what you exactly want. You want the FMR of 3DMatch for MS-SVConv 3 scales (or ETH) ? Can you specify the dataset ? and the model ?
Yes. May I venture to ask, has your article been accepted? If accepted, I need your data on 3DMatch(3 head). Of course, if you can provide 1 head of 3DMatch data that would be much better, I would appreciate it.
Hi, Sure, but I'm not sure what you exactly want. You want the FMR of 3DMatch for MS-SVConv 3 scales (or ETH) ? Can you specify the dataset ? and the model ?
Yes. May I venture to ask, has your article been accepted? If accepted, I need your data on 3DMatch(3 head). Of course, if you can provide 1 head of 3DMatch data that would be much better, I would appreciate it. By the way, do you know how to get the gradient of MinkowskiEngin in a certain layer? I have been troubled by this problem for a long time. The network built by MinkowskiEngin computs that loss propagates backward without calling the hook function bound to a certain layer, so I don't know how to get the corresponding gradient, any suggestions would be appreciated,thank you.
For the second question, I'm not sure but have you tried model.__dict__
? there is the attribute '_backward_hooks'
. As for each minkowski convolution, there are an attribute kernel
and bias
which are torch Tensor. so it has a grad. I hope it can help you.
Here, you have the results of MS-SVConv 3 scales on 3DMatch (here for MS-SVConv 1 scale ). the feature match ratio for each scene individually and the hit ratio also (after a symmetric test). You have other information as well (error of translation or error of rotation). NB: you can open it with pandas
df = pd.read_csv(your_csv_file)
print(df.groupby("name_scene").mean())
Does it help you ?
Here, you have the results of MS-SVConv 3 scales on 3DMatch (here for MS-SVConv 1 scale ). the feature match ratio for each scene individually and the hit ratio also (after a symmetric test). You have other information as well (error of translation or error of rotation). NB: you can open it with pandas
df = pd.read_csv(your_csv_file) print(df.groupby("name_scene").mean())
Does it help you ?
Thank you for your thoughtful reply!
Hi,I would like to make some experimental comparisons according to your work. Could you give me the Feat Macthing Ratio from 0.00 to 0.20? The results I run by myself may not meet the requirements of the results you run, so I hope you can give me, thank you.
Looking forward your reply.