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Most point cloud research libraries are built around research codebases, depend on config systems and custom operators that require local compilation, and the code corresponding to papers often changes after publication so that checkpoints cannot be reproduced, while evaluation strategies for different models (such as TTA and partitioning) are also inconsistent.
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