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  # Evaluation
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- 1. Chamfer Distance (CD): Measures the geometric discrepancy between the predicted mesh and the ground-truth mesh, reflecting the overall reconstruction accuracy.
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- 2. Edge Chamfer Distance (ECD): Evaluates the geometric similarity between the edges of the reconstructed mesh and those of the ground-truth mesh, serving as an indicator of edge sharpness and structural fidelity.
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- 3. Normal Consistency (NC): Assesses the alignment between surface normals of the predicted mesh and the ground-truth mesh, indicating the consistency of local surface orientation.
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- 4. V_Ratio: Defined as the ratio between the number of vertices in the predicted mesh and that of the ground-truth mesh, reflecting changes in geometric complexity.
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- 5. F_Ratio: Defined as the ratio between the number of faces in the predicted mesh and that of the ground-truth mesh, indicating variations in mesh resolution.
 
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  # Evaluation
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+ 1. **Chamfer Distance (CD)**: Measures the geometric discrepancy between the predicted mesh and the ground-truth mesh, reflecting the overall reconstruction accuracy.
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+ 2. **Edge Chamfer Distance (ECD)**: Evaluates the geometric similarity between the edges of the reconstructed mesh and those of the ground-truth mesh, serving as an indicator of edge sharpness and structural fidelity.
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+ 3. **Normal Consistency (NC)**: Assesses the alignment between surface normals of the predicted mesh and the ground-truth mesh, indicating the consistency of local surface orientation.
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+ 4. **V_Ratio**: Defined as the ratio between the number of vertices in the predicted mesh and that of the ground-truth mesh, reflecting changes in geometric complexity.
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+ 5. **F_Ratio**: Defined as the ratio between the number of faces in the predicted mesh and that of the ground-truth mesh, indicating variations in mesh resolution.