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2 March 2016 Feature selection for quality assessment of indoor mobile mapping point clouds
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Proceedings Volume 9901, 2nd ISPRS International Conference on Computer Vision in Remote Sensing (CVRS 2015); 99010B (2016) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2234945
Event: 2015 ISPRS International Conference on Computer Vision in Remote Sensing, 2015, Xiamen, China
Abstract
Owing to complexity of indoor environment, such as close range, multi-angle, occlusion, uneven lighting conditions and lack of absolute positioning information, quality assessment of indoor mobile mapping point clouds is a tough and challenging task. It is meaningful to evaluate the features extracted from indoor point clouds prior to further quality assessment. In this paper, we mainly focus on feature extraction depend upon indoor RGB-D camera for the quality assessment of point cloud data, which is proposed for selecting and screening local features, using random forest algorithm to find the optimum feature for the next step’s quality assessment. First, we collect indoor point clouds data and classify them into classes of complete or incomplete. Then, we extract high dimensional features from the input point clouds data. Afterwards, we select discriminative features through random forest. Experimental results on different classes demonstrate the effective and promising performance of the presented method for point clouds quality assessment.
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Fangfang Huang, Chenglu Wen, Cheng Wang, and Jonathan Li "Feature selection for quality assessment of indoor mobile mapping point clouds", Proc. SPIE 9901, 2nd ISPRS International Conference on Computer Vision in Remote Sensing (CVRS 2015), 99010B (2 March 2016); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2234945
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KEYWORDS
Clouds

Cameras

Principal component analysis

Feature selection

Feature extraction

3D modeling

Associative arrays

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