This repository contains the source code to support the paper: Learning a Hierarchical Latent-Variable Model of Voxelized 3D Shapes, introduced by Shikun Liu, C. Lee Giles, Alexander G. Ororbia II.
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VSL was written in python 3.6. In order to run the code, please make sure the following packages have been installed.
- h5py 2.7
- matplotlib 1.5
- mayavi 4.5
- numpy 1.12
- scikit-learn 0.18
- tensorflow 1.0
Most of the above can be directly installed using the pip command. However, we recommend that mayavi, which is used for 3D voxel visualization, is installed using conda environment (for simplicity).
We use both 3D shapes from ModelNet and PASCAL 3D+ v1.0 aligned with images in PASCAL VOC 2012 for training our proposed VSL. ModelNet is used for general 3D shape learning including shape generation, interpolation and classification. PASCAL 3D is only used for image reconstruction.
Please download the dataset here: [link].
The above dataset contains files ModelNet10_res30_raw.mat and ModelNet40_res30_raw.mat representing the voxelized version of ModelNet10/40 and PASCAL3D.mat which represents voxelized PASCAL3D+ aligned with images.
Each ModelNet dataset contains a train and test split with each entry having 270001 dimension representing [id|voxel] in [30x30x30] resolution.
PASCAL3D contains image_train, model_train, image_test, model_test which were defined in Kar, et al. Each entry of model again has 270001 dimensions which is similar to that defined in ModelNet and each entry of image has [100,100,3] dimensions representing [100x100] RGB images.
We have also included the pre-trained model parameters, which can be downloaded here.
Please download dataset and parameters (if using pre-trained parameters) from the links in the previous sections and extract them in the same folder of this repository.
Please use vsl_main.py for general 3D shape learning experiments, and vsl_imrec.py for image reconstruction experiment. In order to correctly use the hyper-parameters of the pre-trained model and to be consistent with the other experiment settings in the paper, please define hyper-parameters as follows,
| ModelNet40 | ModelNet10 | PASCAL3D (jointly) | PASCAL3D (separately) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
global_latent_dim |
20 | 10 | 10 | 5 |
local_latent_dim |
10 | 5 | 5 | 2 |
local_latent_num |
5 | 5 | 5 | 3 |
batch_size |
200 | 100 | 40 | 5 |
The implementations are fully commented. For further details, please consult the paper and source code.
Normally, training VSL from scratch requires 40 hours on ModelNet on a fast computer, and requires 20-40 minutes on separately-trained image reconstruction experiment.
If you found this code/work to be useful in your own research, please considering citing the following:
@article{liu2017learning,
title={Learning a Hierarchical Latent-Variable Model of 3D Shapes},
author={Liu, Shikun and Giles, C Lee，and Ororbia II, and Alexander, G},
journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:1705.05994},
year={2017}
}
If you have any questions, please contact sk.lorenmt@gmail.com.