2020
DOI: 10.1109/lra.2020.3005121
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Edge Enhanced Implicit Orientation Learning With Geometric Prior for 6D Pose Estimation

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“…A codebook of latent codes is created off-line, and they use a nearest neighbor search to compare a test code within the codebook. This approach is improved by [15] by adding edge priors. Our 6D pose estimation pipeline adapts the AAE concept [6] for point clouds.…”
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“…A codebook of latent codes is created off-line, and they use a nearest neighbor search to compare a test code within the codebook. This approach is improved by [15] by adding edge priors. Our 6D pose estimation pipeline adapts the AAE concept [6] for point clouds.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Viewpoints are selected using some simple or dataset-based heuristics. One common approach is to define spheres around the textured 3D object model with fixed radii, and sample viewpoints from a hemisphere that covers the upper part of the object model [9], [16], or from the full sphere [6], [15]. The object model is rendered in the target viewpoint onto a plain or random background.…”
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“…6D Pose estimation There is a massive literature of instance-level pose estimation from RGB(D) images (we refer the readers to [26] for a comprehensive survey), which can be roughly classified into three streams, i.e., by direct pose regression [50,23,2], by registering 2D and 3D points [4,36,41,33,31], and by template retrieval [18,39,40,51,48]. Most learning based methods train specialized networks for testing instances.…”
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confidence: 99%