Nicholas Sharp

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No problem :) The airplanes/chairs/lamps are all from the ShapeNetV2 test dataset. If you want the specific model number for the ones that appeared in our figures, I'd have to...

>"fill small holes" if this step is default The script outputs produces multiple outputs, the one with "_closed" in the name has had the small-hole filling procedure run on it....

Project materials (including a talk video) are available here: https://nmwsharp.com/research/learned-triangulation/ . Raw slide files are not currently released.

Hi! The dataset used is the core version. The data preparation code (`generate_local_points_dataset.py`), expects a simple flat directory of files as input; you may need to slightly move some files...

No problem! The file with train/test/val splits for ShapeNetCore is hosted separately here: http://shapenet.cs.stanford.edu/shapenet/obj-zip/SHREC16/all.csv (I have no idea why they don't include it in the zip, perhaps because these splits...

Hi! Glad to hear you're interested in this method! I'm not sure I totally understand the setup for your problem, is this a correct understanding? You have a template mesh,...

@GiBucci Glad to hear some of these pointers are useful, and I hope your journey in to 3D algorithms is a fun and fruitful one! If you are seeing different...

@fire if you are interested in general remeshing tools to produce manifold outputs, perhaps jumping straight to a "fancy" learning-based approach like DiffusionNet may be more trouble than it's worth...

@fire Ah excellent, you're way ahead of me, that's a solid list! Instant-meshes is **awesome**, but one thing to be aware of is that it _does not_ guarantee manifold outputs,...

Totally agree, makes sense. I think this just needs some ImGui wizardry, plus converting some of the Polyscope sizing/layout parameters to be font-size-sensitive. - ImGui has instructions here: https://github.com/ocornut/imgui/blob/master/docs/FAQ.md#q-how-should-i-handle-dpi-in-my-application -...