2021
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.2112.11271
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High-Fidelity Point Cloud Completion with Low-Resolution Recovery and Noise-Aware Upsampling

Abstract: Completing an unordered partial point cloud is a challenging task. Existing approaches that rely on decoding a latent feature to recover the complete shape, often lead to the completed point cloud being oversmoothing, losing details, and noisy. Instead of decoding a whole shape, we propose to decode and refine a lowresolution (low-res) point cloud first, and then performs a patch-wise noise-aware upsampling rather than interpolating the whole sparse point cloud at once, which tends to lose details. Regarding t… Show more

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“…To tackle the challenging dense 3D point cloud completion problem, Li et al [41] proposed a framework to perform endto-end low-resolution recovery first, followed by a patch-wise noise aware upsampling. This method achieves a high-fidelity dense point cloud completion through decoding a complete but sparse shape, iterative refinement, preserving trustworthy information by symmetrization, and patch-wise up-sampling.…”
Section: A Point-based Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To tackle the challenging dense 3D point cloud completion problem, Li et al [41] proposed a framework to perform endto-end low-resolution recovery first, followed by a patch-wise noise aware upsampling. This method achieves a high-fidelity dense point cloud completion through decoding a complete but sparse shape, iterative refinement, preserving trustworthy information by symmetrization, and patch-wise up-sampling.…”
Section: A Point-based Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Any point outside the boundary can be removed by Farthest Point Sampling (FPS) and thus a cleaner output is made. Li et al [117] use an outlier removal process to suppress outlier points from sparse point clouds during the patch-training process.…”
Section: A Noise and Outliersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hyperpocket [34] splits the point cloud processing into two disjoint data streams of partial input and "pockets": empty spaces left by the missing part of the objects. Li et al [117] propose to decode a lowresolution point cloud first and perform path-wise noise-aware up-sampling and recover the details patch by patch. More works that use parallel, dual-path networks include [180] [181].…”
Section: E Effective Feature Representationmentioning
confidence: 99%