Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 49, Issue 11, 1104001(2022)
Extraction of Indoor Objects Based on Exponential Function Density Clustering Model
Fig. 1. Framework of proposed method for the extraction of indoor objects point cloud
Fig. 3. Distribution of adjacent points. (a) Neighbors bias to one side; (b) neighbors distribute evenly
Fig. 4. Extraction of wall boundary. (a) Original point cloud of wall; (b) wall boundary
Fig. 6. Extraction of wall according to density cluster of wall point cloud. (a) Original point cloud; (b) extracted wall point cloud
Fig. 8. Extracted ceiling and floor point cloud. (a) Original point clouds of ceiling and floor after removing walls; (b) extracted ceiling and floor point clouds
Fig. 9. Cluster centers determined by different methods. (a) Center points determined by CFDP method; (b) center points determined by proposed method
Fig. 10. Different indoor scenes (apartment, bedroom, boardroom, lobby, and loft)
Fig. 11. Different colors show extracted walls, ceilings, and floors of apartment and bedroom. (a) Extracted walls, ceilings, and floors of apartment; (b) extracted wall, ceiling, and floor of bedroom
Fig. 12. Different objects in the apartment are extracted by different methods. (a) CFDP method; (b) DPC method; (c) proposed method
Fig. 13. Different objects in the bedroom are extracted by different methods. (a) CFDP method; (b) DPC method; (c) proposed method
Fig. 14. Different objects in the loft are extracted by different methods. (a) CFDP method; (b) DPC method; (c) proposed method
Fig. 15. Different objects extracted by CFDP, DPC, and proposed method, and displayed with different colors. (a)(b) Boardroom and lobby; (c)(d) CFDP clustering results; (e)(f) DPC clustering results; (g)(h) clustering results of proposed method
Fig. 16. Three types of indoor point clouds. (a) Almost all the objects in the room are independent and not close against together; (b) a few objects in the room close against together; (c) many objects in the room close against together
Fig. 17. Extraction results of wall, ceiling, and floor. (a)(c) Actual wall, ceiling, and floor; (d)(f)extracted wall, ceiling, and floor by proposed method
Fig. 18. Extracted three types of indoor point clouds by proposed method. (a)(c)(e) Actual objects; (b)(d)(f) different objects extracted by proposed method
Fig. 19. Overlap degree of different objects. (a) The first type of room; (b) the second type of room; (c) the third type of room
Fig. 21. Different objects in two lounges are extracted by proposed method. (a) Extraction result of the first lounge; (b) extraction result of the second lounge
Fig. 22. Extraction results of three hallways by proposed method. (a) The first hallway; (b) the second hallway; (c) the third hallway
Fig. 23. Extraction results of two water closets and two storage rooms. (a) Water closet 1; (b) water closet 2; (c) storage room 1; (d) storage room 2
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Xijiang Chen, Jiaying Lin, Xianquan Han, Haojun Wang. Extraction of Indoor Objects Based on Exponential Function Density Clustering Model[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2022, 49(11): 1104001
Category: Measurement and metrology
Received: Oct. 8, 2021
Accepted: Nov. 15, 2021
Published Online: Jun. 2, 2022
The Author Email: Lin Jiaying (1729959215@qq.com)