HanningLiu/06-03-rerun
Dreame 06-03 SpatialLM voxel comparison This dataset contains Rerun recordings and SpatialLM text outputs for the same colored Open3D TSDF point cloud reconstructed from the Dreame 06-03 active stereo sequence. It compares SpatialLM point-cloud cleanup voxel sizes of 0.075 m and 0.025 m. Files Path Description active_stereo_tsdf_point_cloud.rrd Existing historical 0.075 m Rerun recording. runs/voxel_0.075/ Historical layout, raw generation, and… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/HanningLiu/06-03-rerun.
Dreame 06-03 SpatialLM voxel comparison
This dataset contains Rerun recordings and SpatialLM text outputs for the same colored Open3D TSDF point cloud reconstructed from the Dreame 06-03 active stereo sequence. It compares SpatialLM point-cloud cleanup voxel sizes of 0.075 m and 0.025 m.
Files
Open the comparison with Rerun 0.21 or a compatible viewer:
rerun comparison/active_stereo_tsdf_voxel_0.075_vs_0.025.rrdThe input point cloud is logged once in its original colors. The 0.075 layout is blue, the 0.025 layout is orange, and both can be toggled independently. The recording explicitly uses a right-handed Z-up coordinate frame and an XY grid.
Input provenance
- Source artifact:
active_stereo_tsdf_point_cloud.ply - SHA-256:
cfcfd27fae0174b4b69616a18c7c50e8fd4f19a4d8f0679624c15c51c207dc3e - Points: 175,025, with RGB colors and normals
- Unit: meters
- Coordinate transform applied before inference: identity
- Surface-normal Manhattan yaw audit:
-0.4434 degrees; no additional rotation was applied
The source PLY and model weights are not distributed in this dataset.
Inference settings
Both results use SpatialLM1.1-Qwen-0.5B, detect_type=all, seed 42, MPS for the model and Sonata backbone, mtlgemm sparse convolution, SDPA attention, FP16 LLM weights, block synchronization, 16-block convolution chunking, and a maximum of 4096 generated tokens. The SpatialLM model grid is 0.025 m in both runs.
All five Sonata stages completed on MPS with finite outputs. Irregular sparse topology operations, including neighbor-map construction, serialization, and large batch-offset reductions, use explicit and recorded CPU helpers for watchdog safety and MPS correctness. PYTORCH_ENABLE_MPS_FALLBACK was not enabled.
Comparison limitation
This is a historical visual comparison, not a strict single-variable ablation. The 0.075 m result is intentionally reused from the existing recording, while the 0.025 m result uses the later Mac backend commit that fixes large MPS point-batch offsets. Differences may therefore reflect both the cleanup voxel size and the backend revision. No claim is made that either layout is geometrically correct.
