Finally, we are able to release the code and the data corresponding to our CVPR’18 paper on “Learning 3D Shape Completion from Laser Scan Data with Weak Supervision”. In this article, I want to briefly outline the released code and data.
As part of the online course Creative Applications of Deep Learning with TensorFlow, and to get started with TensorFlow, I implemented some experiments on MNIST. Specifically, I tested different architectures, activation functions and initialization schemes. While these experiments are not systematic enough for reliable results, they can be useful as an introduction to TensorFlow. In this article, I want to share the code and the corresponding presentation.
Weakly-supervised shape completion of cars on KITTI using variational auto-encoders; including two synthetic ShapeNet-based benchmark datasets.
This article discusses how to visualize triangular meshes available in Object File Format (.off
) in Python using occmodel. Installation instructions for installing occmodel on Ubuntu are included.
In this article, I discuss a simple Tensorflow operation implemented in C++. While the example mostly builds upon the official documentation, it includes trainable parameters and the gradient computation is implemented in C++, as well. As such, the example is slightly more complex compared to the simple ZeroOut
operation discussed in the documentation.
Sphinx is a Python documentation tool that allows to automatically create clear documentation by parsing Python docstrings. The documentation can further be complemented using reStructuredText — a markup language similar to Markdown. This article gives a brief overview of setting up Sphinx on Ubuntu.