Closed jediofgever closed 3 years ago
In my opinion, you can use cylinder3D as the backbone network;
For your specific settings, ie, two-categories and closed relationship with height, you can design some modules to explore the geometric information (such as height) or design some specific loss functions. Just my two cents.
Hello , I have read through the paper. The work looks fantastic. I was wondering whether this network is particularly suiting for my needs or its an overkill.
I have a pointcloud map that is automatically generated and labeled from simulation. I sematic segment the cloud to two class, ground and non-ground. The cloud doesn't have the features of LIDAR pointcloud such as sparsity in distant regions. My cloud is uniformly sampled almost equal density at any point, will this method(Cylinder3D ) still output state-of-the-art results for such a case ?
whats your thoughts ?
Thank you very much