Abstract
Point cloud registration is an important task in computer vision and robotics which is widely used in 3D reconstruction, target recognition, and other fields. At present, many registration methods based on deep learning have better registration accuracy in complete point cloud registration, but partial registration accuracy is poor. Therefore, a partial point cloud registration network, HALNet, is proposed. Firstly, a feature extraction network consisting mainly of adaptive graph convolution (AGConv), two-dimensional convolution, and convolution block attention (CBAM) is used to learn the features of the initial point cloud. Then the overlapping estimation is used to remove the non-overlapping points of the two point clouds, and the hybrid attention mechanism composed of self-attention and cross-attention is used to fuse the geometric information of the two point clouds. Finally, the rigid transformation is obtained by using the fully connected layer. Five methods with excellent registration performance were selected for comparison. Compared with SCANet, which has the best registration performance among the five methods, the RMSE(R) and MAE(R) of HALNet are reduced by 10.67% and 12.05%. In addition, the results of the ablation experiment verify that the hybrid attention mechanism and fully connected layer are conducive to improving registration performance.
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