Publications by authors named "Yongwei Miao"

Article Synopsis
  • Efficient semantic segmentation of large-scale point clouds is essential for understanding 3D environments, but the diverse shapes and occlusions make it challenging to train deep neural networks effectively.
  • The proposed multiscale super-patch transformer network (MSSPTNet) uses a novel approach that involves extracting super-patches and aggregating local features while leveraging contextual information through a self-attention mechanism.
  • Experimental results show that MSSPTNet outperforms traditional segmentation networks in terms of efficiency, especially in indoor scenes with repetitive structures, achieving much faster training times.
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Point cloud completion, the issue of estimating the complete geometry of objects from partially-scanned point cloud data, becomes a fundamental task in many 3d vision and robotics applications. To address the limitations on inadequate prediction of shape details for traditional methods, a novel coarse-to-fine point completion network (DCSE-PCN) is introduced in this work using the modules of local details compensation and shape structure enhancement for effective geometric learning. The coarse completion stage of our network consists of two branches-a shape structure recovery branch and a local details compensation branch, which can recover the overall shape of the underlying model and the shape details of incomplete point cloud through feature learning and hierarchical feature fusion.

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Deep neural networks are vulnerable to attacks from adversarial inputs. Corresponding attack research on human pose estimation (HPE), particularly for body joint detection, has been largely unexplored. Transferring classification-based attack methods to body joint regression tasks is not straightforward.

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Shape completion for 3-D point clouds is an important issue in the literature of computer graphics and computer vision. We propose an end-to-end shape-preserving point completion network through encoder-decoder architecture, which works directly on incomplete 3-D point clouds and can restore their overall shapes and fine-scale structures. To achieve this task, we design a novel encoder that encodes information from neighboring points in different orientations and scales, as well as a decoder that outputs dense and uniform complete point clouds.

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