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python-pcl

Use the industry-standard Point Cloud Library from within Python.

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DOI:

10.5281/zenodo.1435460

Description

Point clouds are accessible as Numpy arrays
Loading and saving of (possibly colored) point clouds
Registration and boundary detection

The library was written for use in the Via Appia project; it is based on the work here.
Example usage and support for the common LAS format can be found in the PattyAnalytics repository.

Keywords

Big data

High performance computing

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