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Because I work with LiDAR data, which should not be scaled (generally), I implemented a different normalization scheme that applies the same scaling to both point sets. This works well for me, but some users might have two point clouds that are scaled very differently that they want to align. I should implement Myronenko's scaling scheme as well as mine, and allow users to pick between the two.
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Unlinked normalization is when each point set has its own scaling
factor. Unlinked is good for things like photogrammetry, where the
points will most likely need to be scaled. Linked is good for LiDAR,
where you (usually) don't want to scale the points.
Fixed#112.
Because I work with LiDAR data, which should not be scaled (generally), I implemented a different normalization scheme that applies the same scaling to both point sets. This works well for me, but some users might have two point clouds that are scaled very differently that they want to align. I should implement Myronenko's scaling scheme as well as mine, and allow users to pick between the two.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: