Data-Driven Point Cloud Objects Completion

With the development of the laser scanning technique, it is easier to obtain 3D large-scale scene rapidly. However, many scanned objects may suffer serious incompletion caused by the scanning angles or occlusion, which has severely impacted their future usage for the 3D perception and modeling, while traditional point cloud completion methods often fails to provide satisfactory results due to the large missing parts. In this paper, by utilising 2D single-view images to infer 3D structures, we propose a data-driven Point Cloud Completion Network ([Formula: see text]), which is an image-guided deep-learning-based object completion framework. With the input of incomplete point clouds and the corresponding scanned image, the network can acquire enough completion rules through an encoder-decoder architecture. Based on an attention-based 2D-3D fusion module, the network is able to integrate 2D and 3D features adaptively according to their information integrity. We also propose a projection loss as an additional supervisor to have a consistent spatial distribution from multi-view observations. To demonstrate the effectiveness, first, the proposed [Formula: see text] is compared to recent generative networks and has shown more powerful 3D reconstruction abilities. Then, [Formula: see text] is compared to a recent point cloud completion methods, which has demonstrate that the proposed [Formula: see text] is able to provide satisfied completion results for objects with large missing parts.