@inproceedings{firman-cvpr-2016,
  author = {Michael Firman and Oisin Mac Aodha and Simon Julier and Gabriel J Brostow},
  title = {{Structured Completion of Unobserved Voxels from a Single Depth Image}},
  booktitle = {Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR)},
  year = {2016}
}

The tabletop dataset can be downloaded from:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/495646/voxlets/voxlets_dataset.zip

This is a 395MB zip file. You will have to change some of the paths in src/pipeline/real_data_paths.py to the location you have extracted the dataset to.

An example iPython notebook file loading a ground truth TSDF grid and plotting on the same axes as a depth image is given in src/examples/Voxel_data_io_example.ipynb

The code is roughly divided into three areas:

1. src/common/ is a Python module containing all the classes and functions used for manipulation of the data and running of the routines. Files included are:

   • images.py - classes for RGBD images and videos
   • camera.py - a camera class, enabling points in 3D to be projected into a virtual depth image and vice versa
   • mesh.py - a class for 3D mesh data, including IO and marching cubes conversion
   • voxel_data.py - classes for 3D voxel grids, including various manipulation routines and ability to copy data between grids at different locations in world space
   • carving.py - classes for reconstructing 3D volumes from extrinsicly calibrated depth images.
   • features.py - classes for computing normals and other features from depth images
   • random_forest_structured.py - structured RF class
   • scene.py - class which contains a voxel grid and one or more images with corresponding coordinate frames.
   • voxlets.py - class for storing and predicting voxlets, and for doing the final reconstruction of the output voxel grid.

2. src/pipeline/ - Contains scripts for loading data, performing processing and saving files out.

3. src/examples/ - iPython notebooks containing examples of use of the data and code.

I have run this code using a fairly up-to-date version of Anaconda on Ubuntu 14.04. This probably includes everything you need.

Navigate to src/pipeline

>> python 06_compute_pca.py
>> python 08_extract_all_voxlets.py
>> python 09_train_forest.py
>> python 10_predict.py
>> python 11_render.py

Navigate to src/pipeline

>> python 06_compute_pca.py training_params_nyu_silberman.yaml
>> python 08_extract_all_voxlets.py training_params_nyu_silberman.yaml
>> python 09_train_forest.py training_nyu_silberman.yaml
>> python 10_predict.py testing_params_nyu_silberman.yaml
>> python 11_render.py testing_params_nyu_silberman.yaml

You can download our voxelised predictions on the tabletop dataset from here:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/495646/voxlets/voxlets_results.zip

This is a 40MB zip file. An example of loading and visualising the predictions are given in the examples folder.

...coming soon!