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Point Cloud Semantic Segmentation Network Based on Multi-Scale Feature Fusion

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Jing Du
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Zuning Jiang
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Shangfeng Huang
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王宗跃 (Zongyue Wang)
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Songjian Su
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吴云东 (Yundong Wu)
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蔡国榕 (Guorong Cai) *
DOI:10.3390/s21051625delete
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The semantic segmentation of small objects in point clouds is currently one of the most demanding tasks in photogrammetry and remote sensing applications. Multi-resolution feature extraction and fusion can significantly enhance the ability of object classification and segmentation, so it is widely used in the image field. For this motivation, we propose a point cloud semantic segmentation network based on multi-scale feature fusion (MSSCN) to aggregate the feature of a point cloud with different densities and improve the performance of semantic segmentation. In our method, random downsampling is first applied to obtain point clouds of different densities. A Spatial Aggregation Net (SAN) is then employed as the backbone network to extract local features from these point clouds, followed by concatenation of the extracted feature descriptors at different scales. Finally, a loss function is used to combine the different semantic information from point clouds of different densities for network optimization. Experiments were conducted on the S3DIS and ScanNet datasets, and our MSSCN achieved accuracies of 89.80% and 86.3%, respectively, on these datasets. Our method showed better performance than the recent methods PointNet, PointNet++, PointCNN, PointSIFT, and SAN.
Keywords:
LIDAR point cloud
semantic segmentation
feature fusion
deep learning
computer vision
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