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about test cases of z/z, SO3/SO3, z/SO3 rotation in classification

Hi, authors,

According to Section 5 (5.1) in your paper, three test cases of z/z, SO3/SO3, z/SO3 rotation are performed for comparison. However, I couldn't find the corresponding parts in your package riconv. Could you release the related parts in code?

Thanks!

How to visualize test results?

Thank you so much for sharing the codes. Could you please share the code for visualizing the test results for part segmentation?

evaluate

hi, my friends. Thank you for your work!
I want to know if have write the evaluate code? if yes,please share it.

Pre-trained Models

Hi,

I am currently working on a literature preview project.

Is it possible to provide the pre-trained models you used for us to test?

Thank you in advance?

Request for Docker

Could you please provide a docker? I've tried my best to configure the environment, but there's still something with it

questions about bins strategy

Thanks for your excellent work and code! I have a question here.
The origin paper said that The local space is then uniformly divided into several bins along pm # » however, the meaning of the code is that local space is uniformly divided into several bins along m(blue dot) to the centre of all dots rather than m(blue dot) to p(red dot), is it an error or you changed the strategy?

mean_local = tf.reduce_mean(nn_pts, axis=-2, keepdims=True)
mean_global = tf.reduce_mean(pts, axis=-2, keepdims=True)
mean_global = tf.expand_dims(mean_global, axis=-2)

nn_pts_local_mean = tf.subtract(nn_pts, mean_local, name=tag + 'nn_pts_local_mean') 
dists_local_mean = tf.norm(nn_pts_local_mean, axis=-1, keepdims=True) # dist to local mean

vec = mean_local - nn_pts_center
vec_dist = tf.norm(vec, axis=-1, keepdims =True)
vec_norm = tf.divide(vec, vec_dist)
vec_norm = tf.where(tf.is_nan(vec_norm), tf.ones_like(vec_norm) * 0, vec_norm) 

nn_pts_local_proj = tf.matmul(nn_pts_local, vec_norm, transpose_b=True)
nn_pts_local_proj_dot = tf.divide(nn_pts_local_proj, dists_local)
nn_pts_local_proj_dot = tf.where(tf.is_nan(nn_pts_local_proj_dot), tf.ones_like(nn_pts_local_proj_dot) * 0, nn_pts_local_proj_dot)  # check nan

nn_pts_local_proj_2 = tf.matmul(nn_pts_local_mean, vec_norm, transpose_b=True)
nn_pts_local_proj_dot_2 = tf.divide(nn_pts_local_proj_2, dists_local_mean)
nn_pts_local_proj_dot_2 = tf.where(tf.is_nan(nn_pts_local_proj_dot_2), tf.ones_like(nn_pts_local_proj_dot_2) * 0, nn_pts_local_proj_dot_2)  # check nan

nn_fts = tf.concat([dists_local, dists_local_mean, nn_pts_local_proj_dot, nn_pts_local_proj_dot_2], axis=-1) # d0 d1 a0 a1

# compute indices from nn_pts_local_proj
_**vec = mean_global - nn_pts_center**_
vec_dist = tf.norm(vec, axis=-1, keepdims =True)
vec_norm = tf.divide(vec, vec_dist)
**nn_pts_local_proj = tf.matmul(nn_pts_local, vec_norm, transpose_b=True)**

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