TriVoC: Efficient Voting-based Consensus Maximization for Robust Point Cloud Registration with Extreme Outlier Ratios
Lei Sun, Lu Deng

TL;DR
TriVoC is a fast, deterministic method for robust point cloud registration that effectively handles extremely high outlier ratios, outperforming existing methods in accuracy and efficiency.
Contribution
We introduce TriVoC, a novel voting-based solver that decomposes the selection process into three layers, significantly reducing computational cost and guaranteeing maximal consensus.
Findings
Robust against up to 99% outliers
Highly accurate registration results
More time-efficient than state-of-the-art methods
Abstract
Correspondence-based point cloud registration is a cornerstone in robotics perception and computer vision, which seeks to estimate the best rigid transformation aligning two point clouds from the putative correspondences. However, due to the limited robustness of 3D keypoint matching approaches, outliers, probably in large numbers, are prone to exist among the correspondences, which makes robust registration methods imperative. Unfortunately, existing robust methods have their own limitations (e.g. high computational cost or limited robustness) when facing high or extreme outlier ratios, probably unsuitable for practical use. In this paper, we present a novel, fast, deterministic and guaranteed robust solver, named TriVoC (Triple-layered Voting with Consensus maximization), for the robust registration problem. We decompose the selecting of the minimal 3-point sets into 3 consecutive…
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TopicsRobotics and Sensor-Based Localization · 3D Shape Modeling and Analysis · Image and Object Detection Techniques
