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PointNet++ lifting (pointcloud to hypergraph) + new dataset #53
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Lifting
This lifting generates a hypergraph by mimicking the set abstraction layer of PointNet++. This is done by farthest point sampling and subsequent clustering of points within a radius of the sub-sampled points. These clusters then constitute hyperedges which can be used to pool information from local neighbourhoods. Constructing a complete PointNet++ from this would require us to recursively apply the lifting while regarding the previous hyperedges as the new nodes (probably currently not supported by the code base).
Dataset
PointNet++ is a popular model in the biomedical engineering community. Thus we implement a loader for a new dataset (described in this paper) consisting of 2000 synthetic coronary artery meshes with vertex-wise directional wall shear stress labels. The dataset can be regarded as simplicial complex in the sense that face features (surface normal) and an assignment of each vertex to its incident triangles are available. In the biomedical engineering community, datasets like these are usually treated as point clouds, by dropping the face connectivity. This is also what we do here to demonstrate our lifting. However, it would be interesting to open these datasets up to topological deep learning on simplicial complices.
Authors
Submission by team MIA-UT: Patryk Rygiel (@PatRyg99) | Julian Suk (@sukjulian)