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An End-to-End Transformer Model for 3D Object Detection

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arxiv 2109.08141 v1 pith:LLWN7WU6 submitted 2021-09-16 cs.CV cs.AIcs.LG

classification cs.CVcs.AIcs.LG
keywords detrdetectiontransformerblockd-specificemployend-to-endmodel
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We propose 3DETR, an end-to-end Transformer based object detection model for 3D point clouds. Compared to existing detection methods that employ a number of 3D-specific inductive biases, 3DETR requires minimal modifications to the vanilla Transformer block. Specifically, we find that a standard Transformer with non-parametric queries and Fourier positional embeddings is competitive with specialized architectures that employ libraries of 3D-specific operators with hand-tuned hyperparameters. Nevertheless, 3DETR is conceptually simple and easy to implement, enabling further improvements by incorporating 3D domain knowledge. Through extensive experiments, we show 3DETR outperforms the well-established and highly optimized VoteNet baselines on the challenging ScanNetV2 dataset by 9.5%. Furthermore, we show 3DETR is applicable to 3D tasks beyond detection, and can serve as a building block for future research.

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  1. Towards Open-Vocabulary Multimodal 3D Object Detection with Attributes

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    OVODA combines a 3DETR-style detector with a frozen foundation model to detect novel objects and attributes in 3D scenes, and the OVAD dataset adds spatial and motion attribute labels to nuScenes.

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