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Surprisingly, the choice of pooling layers can have a more significant impact Reveal that: 1) complex pooling methods, such as transport-based orĪttention-based poolings, can significantly boost the performance of simpleīackbones, but the benefits diminish for more complex backbones, 2) evenĬomplex backbones can benefit from pooling layers in low data scenarios, 3) Pooling on three benchmark point cloud classification datasets. In this paper, we examine the interplayīetween permutation equivariant backbones and permutation invariant global Has focused on improving permutation equivariant backbones, the impact of Global pooling, and regression/classification head. Of our interest are permutation invariant networks, whichĪre composed of a permutation equivariant backbone, permutation invariant Geometric deep learning provides aīlueprint for designing effective set neural networks by incorporating Significant attention from the community. Invariant Layers: A Comparison of Backbone and Pooling for Point Cloud Classification, by Ashkan Shahbazi and 4 other authors Download PDF Abstract: Learning from set-structured data, such as point clouds, has gained Download a PDF of the paper titled Equivariant vs.
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