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How to inference on my own point cloud data? #4
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You need point cloud data in [[x, y, z, r, g, b], ...] format and superpoint clusterinzation of it. Unfortunately this second part is not straightforward and can be done with scannet segmentator or superpoint_transformer. |
thanks. Need any other data? such as .pkl file. Could you give an script example? Thanks very much |
Hi, currently I can create my own ply files that can work with the ScanNet's Segmentator. |
@Nacriema Can you inference on your own ply data? |
Yes, I can run my own ply data with ScanNet's Segmentator. But with the Superpoint transformer I still need more effort to investigate with the 3D Coordinates because I meet the error:
when trying to perform segmentation with the original kitti-360 dataset. |
@Nacriema I mean inference your data through unidet3d and output 3d object detection result |
At the moment, the status is no. I am on the way to perform superpoint transformation like the author's suggestion. |
@filaPro Need any other data? such as .pkl file. Could you give an script example or tips? Thanks very much |
It is possible to initialize your custom dataset class even without |
Thanks, but I still don't know how to make a inference on my own point cloud data and super point data, seems it doesn't work when I run tools/test.py . Need your help, thanks |
Nice works , I want to inference on my own point cloud data? what data should I prepare? Thanks.
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