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This paper presents a very simple but efficient algorithm for 3D line segment detection from large scale unorganized point cloud based on point cloud segmentation and 2D line detection.
This paper proposes a novel deep convolutional model, Tri-Points Based Line Segment Detector (TP-LSD), to detect line segments in an image at real-time speed, and introduces the tri-points representation, converting the line segment detection to the end-to-end prediction of a root-point and two endpoints for each line segment.
Experimental results validate the superiority of the proposed ULSD to the SOTA methods both in accuracy and efficiency (40.6fps for pinhole images).
A joint end-to-end line segment detection algorithm using Transformers that is post-processing and heuristics-guided intermediate processing (edge/junction/region detection) free and takes advantages of having integrated tokenized queries, a self-attention mechanism, and encoding-decoding strategy within Transformers.
This work presents a one-stage Fully Convolutional Line Parsing network (F-Clip) that detects line segments from images and achieves a significantly better trade-off between efficiency and accuracy, resulting in a real-time line detector at up to 73 FPS on a single GPU.
This paper proposes a real-time and light-weight line segment detector for resource-constrained environments named Mobile LSD (M-LSD), an extremely efficient LSD architecture by minimizing the backbone network and removing the typical multi-module process for line prediction found in previous methods.
A region-partition based attraction field dual representation for line segment maps, which poses the problem of line segment detection (LSD) as the region coloring problem and harnesses the best practices developed in ConvNets based semantic segmentation methods such as the encoder-decoder architecture and the a-trous convolution.
This work presents a conceptually simple yet effective algorithm that significantly outperforms the previous state-of-the-art wireframe and line extraction algorithms and proposes a new metric for wireframe evaluation that penalizes overlapped line segments and incorrect line connectivities.
This paper proposes to describe junctions, line segments and relationships between them with a simple graph, which is more structured and informative than end-point representation used in existing line segment detection methods and introduces the PPGNet, a convolutional neural network that directly infers a graph from an image.
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