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We may need to temper our expectations. Those point clouds are "too clean". Not exactly what you get in the real world, even with plenty of cleanup.
by spookie 2y ago
We may need to temper our expectations. Those point clouds are "too clean".
Not exactly what you get in the real world, even with plenty of cleanup.
- bhouston 2y agoI didn’t read the paper but I half suspect those point clouds were randomly sampled from perfect meshes themselves thus maybe they are perfect clouds? I wish I had time to dig into this. At least this is still a good result on the path to perfect automatic meshing.
- spookie 2y agoThe paper hints that these are indeed generated from pre-existing meshes. The language isn't super clear about it, but they are. I've tried mesh anything v2 in the past, which is mentioned in the prior art, and it never succeeded in my experience. Maybe this is superior, but I would need to try it. One must also acknowledge the inherent biases of point clouds retrieved from pre existing meshes.