One Shot Learning for Edge Detection on Point Clouds

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Main Authors: Tu, Zhikun, Zhang, Yuhe, Jia, Yiou, Li, Kang, Cohen-Or, Daniel
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Published: 2026
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author Tu, Zhikun
Zhang, Yuhe
Jia, Yiou
Li, Kang
Cohen-Or, Daniel
author_facet Tu, Zhikun
Zhang, Yuhe
Jia, Yiou
Li, Kang
Cohen-Or, Daniel
contents Each scanner possesses its unique characteristics and exhibits its distinct sampling error distribution. Training a network on a dataset that includes data collected from different scanners is less effective than training it on data specific to a single scanner. Therefore, we present a novel one-shot learning method allowing for edge extraction on point clouds, by learning the specific data distribution of the target point cloud, and thus achieve superior results compared to networks that were trained on general data distributions. More specifically, we present how to train a lightweight network named OSFENet (One-Shot edge Feature Extraction Network), by designing a filtered-KNN-based surface patch representation that supports a one-shot learning framework. Additionally, we introduce an RBF_DoS module, which integrates Radial Basis Function-based Descriptor of the Surface patch, highly beneficial for the edge extraction on point clouds. The advantage of the proposed OSFENet is demonstrated through comparative analyses against 7 baselines on the ABC dataset, and its practical utility is validated by results across diverse real-scanned datasets, including indoor scenes like S3DIS dataset, and outdoor scenes such as the Semantic3D dataset and UrbanBIS dataset.
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spellingShingle One Shot Learning for Edge Detection on Point Clouds
Tu, Zhikun
Zhang, Yuhe
Jia, Yiou
Li, Kang
Cohen-Or, Daniel
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Each scanner possesses its unique characteristics and exhibits its distinct sampling error distribution. Training a network on a dataset that includes data collected from different scanners is less effective than training it on data specific to a single scanner. Therefore, we present a novel one-shot learning method allowing for edge extraction on point clouds, by learning the specific data distribution of the target point cloud, and thus achieve superior results compared to networks that were trained on general data distributions. More specifically, we present how to train a lightweight network named OSFENet (One-Shot edge Feature Extraction Network), by designing a filtered-KNN-based surface patch representation that supports a one-shot learning framework. Additionally, we introduce an RBF_DoS module, which integrates Radial Basis Function-based Descriptor of the Surface patch, highly beneficial for the edge extraction on point clouds. The advantage of the proposed OSFENet is demonstrated through comparative analyses against 7 baselines on the ABC dataset, and its practical utility is validated by results across diverse real-scanned datasets, including indoor scenes like S3DIS dataset, and outdoor scenes such as the Semantic3D dataset and UrbanBIS dataset.
title One Shot Learning for Edge Detection on Point Clouds
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.22354