Integrating Product Coefficients for Improved 3D LiDAR Data Classification (Part II)

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Autores principales: Medina, Patricia, Karkare, Rasika
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author Medina, Patricia
Karkare, Rasika
author_facet Medina, Patricia
Karkare, Rasika
contents This work extends our previous study on enhancing 3D LiDAR point-cloud classification with product coefficients \cite{medina2025integratingproductcoefficientsimproved}, measure-theoretic descriptors that complement the original spatial Lidar features. Here, we show that combining product coefficients with an autoencoder representation and a KNN classifier delivers consistent performance gains over both PCA-based baselines and our earlier framework. We also investigate the effect of adding product coefficients level by level, revealing a clear trend: richer sets of coefficients systematically improve class separability and overall accuracy. The results highlight the value of combining hierarchical product-coefficient features with autoencoders to push LiDAR classification performance further.
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spellingShingle Integrating Product Coefficients for Improved 3D LiDAR Data Classification (Part II)
Medina, Patricia
Karkare, Rasika
Machine Learning
This work extends our previous study on enhancing 3D LiDAR point-cloud classification with product coefficients \cite{medina2025integratingproductcoefficientsimproved}, measure-theoretic descriptors that complement the original spatial Lidar features. Here, we show that combining product coefficients with an autoencoder representation and a KNN classifier delivers consistent performance gains over both PCA-based baselines and our earlier framework. We also investigate the effect of adding product coefficients level by level, revealing a clear trend: richer sets of coefficients systematically improve class separability and overall accuracy. The results highlight the value of combining hierarchical product-coefficient features with autoencoders to push LiDAR classification performance further.
title Integrating Product Coefficients for Improved 3D LiDAR Data Classification (Part II)
topic Machine Learning
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.15219