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Point-cloud-based methods in Open3d-ML #29

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sebbyjp opened this issue Jun 19, 2024 · 2 comments
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Point-cloud-based methods in Open3d-ML #29

sebbyjp opened this issue Jun 19, 2024 · 2 comments
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sebbyjp commented Jun 19, 2024

Create a new subclass of SensoryAgent that returns a Sample subclass representing the objects and volume bounding boxes.

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  • 1. Experiment with pre-trained models in Open3D-ML
  • 2. Define appropriate Sample subclass that contains 3d volume bounding box information.
  • 3. Load weights from select object-detection and semantic-segmentation models from Open3D-ML and upload to HuggingFace
  • 4. Implement SensoryAgent interface.
  • 5. Add unit tests and create Gradio App with examples for qualitative inspection.
@sebbyjp sebbyjp changed the title **Point-cloud-based methods in Open3d-ML ** Point-cloud-based methods in Open3d-ML Jun 19, 2024
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I'll take this

@sebbyjp Just to be clear, the SensoryAgent subclass implements the sense() function which takes the PointCloudSample type as an input parameter, uses an object detection model from open3d-ml to get the bounding box, and returns it as a SensorReadingSample type?

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sebbyjp commented Jul 4, 2024

Yes, sir! sense() is an alias for act() in this case.

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