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When using test_large.py, the generated point cloud has obvious gaps, which may cause by clustering. I wonder is there a good way to eliminate this, do you have any advice? thx
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Were you able to apply this method to large point clouds?
Due to KMeans used, it seems to me as a no-go to even try on some real-world dataset where it is usually rather 50 millions than thousands points.
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Thanks for your excellent work!
When using test_large.py, the generated point cloud has obvious gaps, which may cause by clustering. I wonder is there a good way to eliminate this, do you have any advice? thx
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: