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Whats the difference between feeding 2-d point clouds and 2-d images to a CNN [closed]

asked 2020-05-16 09:22:52 -0500

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Can a projection of 3 d point cloud to a 2d space be fed to a CNN in the same way that a normal 2-d image is fed in? In terms of model and architecture what would need to be changed?

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