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DCP focuses on finding Rigid Transformations given source and target point cloud. DCP is trained by randomly applying rotation and transformation on the source point cloud to generate a target point cloud, the Network is then used to predict the transformation.
In my scenario, I have two point clouds of the same object taken at different points in time and I have to register these 2 point clouds. As in real-life scenarios, the source and target points are never exactly the same. Even after uniform sampling, we can't guarantee this condition. Can anyone suggest how I can use DCP to solve this issue?
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I do not think DCP is appropriate for registrating two different point clouds. I experimeted with two differently sampled point clouds, as mentioned in issue #27, the performance drops greatly.
DCP focuses on finding Rigid Transformations given source and target point cloud. DCP is trained by randomly applying rotation and transformation on the source point cloud to generate a target point cloud, the Network is then used to predict the transformation.
In my scenario, I have two point clouds of the same object taken at different points in time and I have to register these 2 point clouds. As in real-life scenarios, the source and target points are never exactly the same. Even after uniform sampling, we can't guarantee this condition. Can anyone suggest how I can use DCP to solve this issue?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: