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Point-Selection Fine-Tuning Framework for Robust Point Cloud Classification

Noisy and corrupted points can substantially degrade point cloud recognition performance, especially under challenging corruption settings. In particular, full fine-tuning of 3D pre-trained models may amplify the influence of outliers and overwrite robustness priors learned during pre-training, while naive parameter-efficient adaptation remains sensitive to corrupted tokens. To address this issue, we propose PSFT, a point-selection fine-tuning framework that improves robustness while remaining parameter-efficient. PSFT first estimates point-wise influence from pre-pooling features and adaptively retains minimally influential points to suppress outliers. Based on the selected subset, a pro...

AuthorsDa Li, Chang Ma, Dongfu Yin
Primary categorycs.CV
Published22 July 2026
Last updated at source22 July 2026
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