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Upright-Net+: Enhanced Learning of Upright Orientation for 3D Point Clouds
IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics
|September 2, 2025
Summary
Upright-Net+ estimates the upright orientation of 3D point clouds by identifying an object's natural base. This method improves 3D shape analysis and downstream classification tasks.
Area of Science:
- Computer Vision
- Machine Learning
- 3D Shape Analysis
Background:
- 3D shape analysis is challenged by pose variations in deep learning.
- Estimating upright orientation is crucial for 3D model interpretation.
Purpose of the Study:
- To present Upright-Net+, an enhanced model for accurate upright orientation estimation in 3D point clouds.
- To address pose complexities in deep learning frameworks for 3D analysis.
Main Methods:
- Reformulated continuous orientation problem into a discrete classification task.
- Introduced Global Positional Encoding Module using Relative Distance Histogram Statistics Embedding (GPE-RDHS).
- Enhanced weighted residual loss to penalize false positives.
Main Results:
- Upright-Net+ demonstrates exceptional performance in upright orientation estimation.
- Learned orientation-aware features significantly benefit downstream tasks, especially classification.
Conclusions:
- The "form follows function" principle guides the identification of object bases for orientation.
- Upright-Net+ effectively mitigates over-smoothing and enhances feature learning for 3D analysis.
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