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🔥3D点云目标检测&语义分割(深度学习)-SOTA方法,代码,论文,数据集等

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Explore methods and resources for detecting and segmenting 3D point clouds in autonomous driving.

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🔥3D点云目标检测&语义分割(深度学习)-SOTA方法,代码,论文,数据集等

3D-Point-Clouds has 615 stars on GitHub. It has been forked 84 times. 3D-Point-Clouds is written mainly in Jupyter Notebook. It has been in active development since 2021. 3D-Point-Clouds is available under the MIT license. Its main topics are 3d-detection, 3d-point-cloud, 3d-point-clouds, 3d-semantic-segmentation.

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🔥3D点云目标检测&语义分割(深度学习)-SOTA方法,代码,论文,数据集等

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3D-Point-Clouds is available under the MIT license.

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