How is the unit determined in the BUFF dataset

[sunjc0306]

The unit of evaluation metrics reported in your paper is cm. I would like to know how you obtain this unit. In another word, what is the relationship between the vertex coordinates of the buff dataset and the centimeter unit? Could you share your script for this process?

[CrisHY1995]

en, I randomly selected several meshes from the BUFF dataset and calculated their Y-axis range, namely [y_min, Y_max]. Then, I selected the most suitable unit from “mm”, “cm”, “m”.

[sunjc0306]

Are all datasets selected the most suitable unit from “mm”, “cm”, “m”? Including other datasets in your paper.

[CrisHY1995]

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[zhangyahu1]

I assume the image is rendered from normalized mesh (such as [-0.5,0.5]*3) in your paper, and the points are sampled using the normalized mesh. In this situation, how do you selected the unit? Thanks.