First of all, I greatly admire your series of excellent works, especially the latest PointTransformerV3. I am particularly interested in the "Outdoor object detection on Waymo" section and would like to experiment with it to further understand the ingenious point cloud serialization process. However, during the debugging process, I encountered a few issues:
- I couldn't find the configuration file for "Outdoor object detection on Waymo." Could you please tell me its path?
- This method is based on CenterPoint for object detection, but I am unclear about the model's output (
PointTransformerV3 in pointcept/models/point_transformer_v3/point_transformer_v3m1_base.py). How are the parameters needed for object detection, such as cls_preds and box_preds, generated and structured?
- I couldn't find the loss function used for training CenterPoint.
Additionally, I am curious whether the serialized point cloud is stored as a token sequence, such as an array of shape (b, l, d). In scenes with different numbers of vehicles, how is the sequence length controlled, and how are varying numbers of bounding boxes (bbox) generated?
Thank you very much for your patience and guidance in answering these questions.
First of all, I greatly admire your series of excellent works, especially the latest PointTransformerV3. I am particularly interested in the "Outdoor object detection on Waymo" section and would like to experiment with it to further understand the ingenious point cloud serialization process. However, during the debugging process, I encountered a few issues:
PointTransformerV3inpointcept/models/point_transformer_v3/point_transformer_v3m1_base.py). How are the parameters needed for object detection, such ascls_predsandbox_preds, generated and structured?Additionally, I am curious whether the serialized point cloud is stored as a token sequence, such as an array of shape (b, l, d). In scenes with different numbers of vehicles, how is the sequence length controlled, and how are varying numbers of bounding boxes (bbox) generated?
Thank you very much for your patience and guidance in answering these questions.