PointNet++: Deep Hierarchical Feature Learning on Point ...
We will introduce a hierarchical feature learning framework in the next section to resolve the limitation. 3.2 Hierarchical Point Set Feature Learning While PointNet uses a single max pooling operation to aggregate the whole point set, our new architecture builds a hierarchical grouping of points and progressively abstract larger and larger local
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