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Learning 3D Keypoint Descriptors for Non-rigid Shape Matching
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In this paper, we present a novel deep learning framework that derives discriminative local descriptors for 3D surface shapes. In contrast to previous convolutional neural networks (CNNs) that rely on rendering multi-view images or extracting intrinsic shape properties, we parameterize the multi-scale localized neighborhoods of a keypoint into regular 2D grids, which are termed as 'geometry images'. The benefits of such geometry images include retaining sufficient geometric information, as well
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... as allowing the usage of standard CNNs. Specifically, we leverage a triplet network to perform deep metric learning, which takes a set of triplets as input, and a newly designed triplet loss function is minimized to distinguish between similar and dissimilar pairs of keypoints. At the testing stage, given a geometry image of a point of interest, our network outputs a discriminative local descriptor for it. Experimental results for non-rigid shape matching on several benchmarks demonstrate the superior performance of our learned descriptors over traditional descriptors and the state-of-the-art learning-based alternatives.
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