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Classifying point clouds at the facade-level using geometric features and deep learning networks

Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition · Submitted 9 Feb 2024

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The authors' main claim Our experiments conclude that such early-fused features improve deep learning methods' performance.

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CitationLudwig Hoegner, Olaf Wysocki, Uwe Stilla, Yue Tan. "Classifying point clouds at the facade-level using geometric features and deep learning networks." arXiv:2402.06506 (2024). https://pith.science/paper/CVOC3TXV
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3D building models with facade details are playing an important role in many applications now. Classifying point clouds at facade-level is key to create such digital replicas of the real world. However, few studies have focused on such detailed classification with deep neural networks. We propose a method fusing geometric features with deep learning networks for point cloud classification at facade-level. Our experiments conclude that such early-fused features improve deep learning methods' performance. This method can be applied for compensating deep learning networks' ability in capturing local geometric information and promoting the advancement of semantic segmentation.

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3D building models with facade details are playing an important role in many applications now. Classifying point clouds at facade-level is key to create such digital replicas of the real world. However, few studies have focused on such detailed classification with deep neural networks. We propose a method fusing geometric features with deep learning networks for point cloud classification at facade-level. Our experiments conclude that such early-fused features improve deep learning methods' performance. This method can be applied for compensating deep learning networks' ability in capturing local geometric information and promoting the advancement of semantic segmentation.

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