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pytorch3d discussion
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How to Make the Best Self-Driving Dataset
Hardware isn’t the only area seeing leaps forward. Open-source libraries have become much better too. A few years ago, setting up tools like PyTorch 3D was a nightmare. Today, it takes hours, not days, thanks to optimization and community support. These advancements have streamlined workflows and allowed for faster experimentation.
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Cannot install pytorch3d on Jetson nano.
If you still want to try it, the install.md shows how to download cub and set it for building it. I expect issues due to the versioning issues above.
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[P] Matching 3d object with 2d image.
Check out PyTorch3D. Are you trying to find the correct camera pose so the 3D object looks like the image? They have a tutorial for that :) Or is the goal to have a sort of classifier that tells you whether or not the 3D and 2D inputs belong together? Then I would probably go for some sort of contrastive learning. Separate encoders for image and 3D into a joint latent space, and then train by maximizing cosine similarity of matching entries in a batch (and minimizing for non-matching). Check out the clip embedding paper as a starting point, where it's done for text and images. Final question is, what architecture should you use for the 3D model. If you can have a variable number of vertices, something with attention like a small transformer is probably a good choice. Hope that helps :)
- How do we get SD to output 3D models?
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Leveraging ML in Blender
I am looking into pytorch3d(https://pytorch3d.org/) and also using the script directly.
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Machine Learning on Point Clouds data
Sorry I don't have an answer to your question directly, but Facebook (Meta) are working on a library for 3D DL: https://github.com/facebookresearch/pytorch3d
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facebookresearch/pytorch3d is an open source project licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0 or later which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of pytorch3d is Python.