Deep Sliding Shapes for Amodal 3D Object Detection in RGB-D Images
S. Song, and J. Xiao. (CVPR2016)
Compile code
Download CUDA 7.5 and cuDNN 3. You will need to register with NVIDIA.
cd code/marvin
./linux.shPrepare data
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download the processed RGBD data here by runing script:
downloadData('../sunrgbd_dss_data','http://dss.cs.princeton.edu/Release/sunrgbd_dss_data/','.bin');
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or run dss_preparedata() to prepare your own data.
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download the image and hha images by runing script: downloadData('../image','http://dss.cs.princeton.edu/Release/image/','.tensor'); downloadData('../hha','http://dss.cs.princeton.edu/Release/hha/','.tensor');
3D region proposal network:
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You can download the precomputed region proposal for NYU and SUNRGBD dataset by runing script:
downloadData('../proposal','http://dss.cs.princeton.edu/Release/result/proposal/RPN_NYU/','.mat'); downloadData('../proposal','http://dss.cs.princeton.edu/Release/result/proposal/RPN_SUNRGBD/','.mat');
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To train 3D region proposal network and extract 3D region proposal cd code/matlab_code/slidingAnchor run dss_prepareAnchorbox() to prepare training data. run RPN_extract() to extract 3D region proposal. You may need the segmentation result here:
downloadData('../seg','http://dss.cs.princeton.edu/Release/seg/','.mat');
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Pretrained model and network defination can be found here
3D object detection network:
- change path in dss_initPath.m;
- run dss_marvin_script(0,100,1,[] ,1,'RPN_NYU',1,[],0,0);
- Pretrained model and network defination can be found here
Notes :
- If matlab system call fails, you can try to run the command directly.
- The rotation matrixes for some of the images in the dataset are different from the original SUNRGB-D dataset, so that the rotation only contains camera tilt angle (i.e. point cloud does not rotated on the x,y plane). We provide the data in this repo
./external/SUNRGBDtoolbox/Metadata/SUNRGBDMeta.mat. All the results and ground truth boxes provided in this repo are using this rotation matrix. To convert the rotation matrix you can reference the code "changeRoomR.m"

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