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ST3D-UDA and ST3D-SSDA Comparison

Hi, thanks for sharing the code for your project!

In the paper there are comparisons with ST3D in both UDA and SSDA settings. I have a few questions about these experiments.

  • Since this repository does not seem to contain code related to ST3D, did you modify the official ST3D release to use CenterPoint?
  • For waymo->nuscenes experiments, the ST3D configuration has pseudo-label updates disabled (UPDATE_PSEUDO_LABEL_INTERVAL=1000), were you using the same settings as them?

About the intra_domain_point_mixup

Hello, thanks for your great work.
I found some differences between the code and paper. According to the paper, "before merging the 3D boxes, collision detection will be performed". But in the intra_domain_point_mixup function, the "gt_boxes" were merged directly. This may cause some problems.

Question about the nusc metric

Hi, are the map/nds results you reported for nusc a direct multiplication by 10 on top of the original metric?

Also it seems that there is no comparison with the results of source only + labeled target data (finetune)?

setting under 100% labeled target

Thanks for sharing this excellent work! Could you please share the details about how the 2nd stage works under 100% labeled target setting? In this case, there will be no TU data, will the student-teacher learning still be conducted? Thanks in advance!

How did you generate the partial_info_data

How did you generate the partial_info_data (1%, 5%, 10%, 20%)? For example, for the 1% data, did you take the first 1% of the info from the complete info.pkl file and split it into the top 1% and the last 99% of the pkl file? Or did you randomly sample 1% of the total amount of samples?

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