Abstract: We propose a novel point cloud simplification method that pre-serves surface features by integrating curvature estimation with farthest point sampling. Unlike neural network-based methods, ...

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furthest_point_sample works fine for small point clouds, but on larger ones (size > 300k) it becomes very slow—around 3× slower than the original PointNet version.