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VIPSS - Zhiyang Huang (2019)

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This code implements the algorithm described in

Huang, Zhi Yang, et al. "Variational Implicit Point Set Surface"  SIGGRAPH 2019.

The primary function of this program is to predict the normal as well as the underlying surface of a given set of unoriented points.

Currently, the code is only tested on Mac OS X 10.10 or above, it should work at other platforms with minor modification.


BUILDING
======================================================================================================


The code has only two dependencies: 1)Armadillo,   2)NLOPT

1) http://arma.sourceforge.net/

2) https://nlopt.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

After download/install the three dependencies, please go to folder vipss and modify the relevant path according to your installation in the CMakeList.txt, e.g.

Armadillo include file path:    SET(ARMADILLO_INCLUDE_DIRS "/opt/local/include/")
Armadillo lib file path:    SET(ARMADILLO_LIB_DIRS "/opt/local/lib/")

NLOPT include file and lib path:
SET(NLOPT_INCLUDE_DIRS "/opt/local/include/")
SET(NLOPT_LIB_DIR "/opt/local/lib/")


Then build the Cmake file and make:
$cmake .
$make

In the vipss directory, there should be an executable called "vipss" (or "vipss.exe" on Windows if it is successfully built).


RUNNING
======================================================================================================

To run the code from the command line, type:

$./vipss -i input_file_name [-l user_lambda] [-s number_voxel_per_line] [-o output_file_path]

where:
1. -i: followed by the path of the input file. input_file_name is a path to the input file. currently, support file format includes ".xyz". The format of .xyz is:
x1, y1, z1
x2, y2, z2
.....
xn, yn, zn

2. -l: optional argument. Followed by a float number indicating the lambda which balances the energy (see the paper for details). Default 0 (exact interpolation), you should set and tune this number according to your inputs.

3. -s: optional argument. Followed by a unsigned integer number indicating the number of voxels in each dimension for the implicit surfacing. Only If -s is included in the command line, the program would output the surface ([input file name]_surface.ply). We recomment using 100 for a default value, and you should set this according to your inputs and the precision of the output. Notices that the surfacing algorithm takes quite a long time for surfacing the zero-level set, and it depends on the resolution and the shape of the zero-level set.

4. -o: optional argument. followed by the path of the output path. output_file_path is a path to the folder for generating output files. Default the folder of the input file.


Some examples have been placed at data folder for testing:
1. $./vipss -i ../data/hand_ok/input.xyz -l 0 -s 200
2. $./vipss -i ../data/walrus/input.xyz -l 0.003 -s 100

The program will generate the predicted normal in [input file name]_normal.ply.
If -s is included in the command line, the program will generate the surface as the zero-level set of the solved implicit function ([input file name]_surface.ply).


For further questions about the code and the paper, please contact Zhiyang Huang at adshhzy@gmail.com or zhiyang.huang@wustl.edu (might be invalid after he graduated). You can also contact Prof. Tao Ju at taoju@wustl.edu.



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