Quantitative Assessment of mmWave Point Cloud for Target Detection

This work tackles the challenge of employing quantifiable metrics to assess the quality of point clouds generated by various distinct pipelines using TI IWR6843AOP mmWave FMCW radar. This study focuses on developing quantifiable metrics to evaluate point cloud quality for human targets. The metrics are composed of two parts, coverage and consistency. Coverage tests employ Euclidean distance to quantify errors between the ground truth human mesh and the point cloud. Additionally, the coverage test evaluates the percentage of points reflected from each body segment. The second focus is on consistency. Point clouds consistency across consecutive frames are assessed by analyzing the standard deviation of mean and maximum intensity values and calculating Hausdorff distances to evaluate the stability of the point cloud distribution.

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2025-05-03
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3722570.3726896
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Remote Sensing and LiDAR Applications
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Quantitative Assessment of mmWave Point Cloud for Target Detection

Rong Zheng, Boyu Jiang
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Quantitative Assessment of mmWave Point Cloud for Target Detection

Rong Zheng, Boyu Jiang
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This work tackles the challenge of employing quantifiable metrics to assess the quality of point clouds generated by various distinct pipelines using TI IWR6843AOP mmWave FMCW radar. This study focuses on developing quantifiable metrics to evaluate point cloud quality for human targets. The metrics are composed of two parts, coverage and consistency. Coverage tests employ Euclidean distance to quantify errors between the ground truth human mesh and the point cloud. Additionally, the coverage test evaluates the percentage of points reflected from each body segment. The second focus is on consistency. Point clouds consistency across consecutive frames are assessed by analyzing the standard deviation of mean and maximum intensity values and calculating Hausdorff distances to evaluate the stability of the point cloud distribution.

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