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Deep Learning on 3D Semantic Segmentation: A Detailed Review

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arxiv 2411.02104 v1 pith:7S3LLSEQ submitted 2024-11-04 cs.CV

classification cs.CV
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In this paper an exhaustive review and comprehensive analysis of recent and former deep learning methods in 3D Semantic Segmentation (3DSS) is presented. In the related literature, the taxonomy scheme used for the classification of the 3DSS deep learning methods is ambiguous. Based on the taxonomy schemes of 9 existing review papers, a new taxonomy scheme of the 3DSS deep learning methods is proposed, aiming to standardize it and improve the comparability and clarity across related studies. Furthermore, an extensive overview of the available 3DSS indoor and outdoor datasets is provided along with their links. The core part of the review is the detailed presentation of recent and former 3DSS deep learning methods and their classification using the proposed taxonomy scheme along with their GitHub repositories. Additionally, a brief but informative analysis of the evaluation metrics and loss functions used in 3DSS is included. Finally, a fruitful discussion of the examined 3DSS methods and datasets, is presented to foster new research directions and applications in the field of 3DSS. Supplementary, to this review a GitHub repository is provided (https://github.com/thobet/Deep-Learning-on-3D-Semantic-Segmentation-a- Detailed-Review) including a quick classification of over 400 3DSS methods, using the proposed taxonomy scheme.

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