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DRINet++: Efficient Voxel-as-point Point Cloud Segmentation

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arxiv 2111.08318 v1 pith:OQB3V3HF submitted 2021-11-16 cs.CV cs.RO

classification cs.CVcs.RO
keywords sparsepointclouddrinetfeaturememoryperformancesegmentation
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Recently, many approaches have been proposed through single or multiple representations to improve the performance of point cloud semantic segmentation. However, these works do not maintain a good balance among performance, efficiency, and memory consumption. To address these issues, we propose DRINet++ that extends DRINet by enhancing the sparsity and geometric properties of a point cloud with a voxel-as-point principle. To improve efficiency and performance, DRINet++ mainly consists of two modules: Sparse Feature Encoder and Sparse Geometry Feature Enhancement. The Sparse Feature Encoder extracts the local context information for each point, and the Sparse Geometry Feature Enhancement enhances the geometric properties of a sparse point cloud via multi-scale sparse projection and attentive multi-scale fusion. In addition, we propose deep sparse supervision in the training phase to help convergence and alleviate the memory consumption problem. Our DRINet++ achieves state-of-the-art outdoor point cloud segmentation on both SemanticKITTI and Nuscenes datasets while running significantly faster and consuming less memory.

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