Hao Hu, Qibing Wang, Jiawei Lu, Hongye Su, Jiankun Lai, Gang Xiao. MSPoint: Point Cloud Denoising Network Based on Multiscale Distribution Score[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2023, 60(16): 1615002

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Fig. 1. Overall network structure

Fig. 2. Feature extraction module

Fig. 3. Displacement prediction module

Fig. 4. Relation between score and denoising effect

Fig. 5. Score estimation unit

Fig. 6. Effect of different loss functions on point cloud denoising results. (a) ; (b)

Fig. 7. Point cloud dataset. (a) block; (b) blade; (c) column; (d) joint; (e) casting; (f) cube; (g) fandisk

Fig. 8. Schematic diagrams of point cloud neighborhood extraction. (a) joint; (b) blade; (c) block; (d) column

Fig. 9. Comparison of 0.5% noise casting point cloud model denoising results

Fig. 10. Comparison of 0.5% noise cube point cloud model denoising results

Fig. 11. Comparison of 0.5% noise fandisk point cloud model denoising results

Fig. 12. Point Cloud data of a university library

Fig. 13. Comparison of gate steps before and after noise removal. (a) Before noise removal; (b) after noise removal

Fig. 14. Comparison of back corridor before and after noise removal. (a) Before noise removal; (b) after noise removal

Fig. 15. Comparison of corner before and after noise removal. (a) Before noise removal; (b) after noise removal

Fig. 16. Loss convergence of disturbances of different degrees. (a) ; (b) ; (c) ; (d)
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Table 1. Comparison of denoising effects of different neighborhood radii using DCD error as the evaluation standard
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Table 2. Comparison of denoising effects of different algorithms using DCD error as evaluation standard
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Table 3. Comparison of denoising effects of different algorithms using P2F error as the evaluation standard
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Table 4. Comparison of denoising effects using different loss functions

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