Abstract
Optical measurement methods for blade profiles attract lots of interest in industry. Due to the nature of the thin-walled and twisted spatial freeform surfaces of blades, the measurement accuracy would be significantly affected by the accumulated error associated with the geometric accuracy and motion stability of the developed multi-view system. To overcome these issues, this paper proposes a deep feature interaction network (DFINet) for fine registration of the multi-view data. In our network, we design a two-branch structure to integrate a global and a local feature extraction branch to encode point cloud features. Moreover, we propose a feature interaction module to strengthen information association between two point clouds during feature extraction. Next, an attention mechanism is used to fuse matching information between two matching matrices obtained from the global-based and the local-based features. Experimental results demonstrate the feasibility and good practical application prospect of this method.
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