PointGrade: Geometric Priors for Grading MoonBoard Problems
Beatrice Stotz, Ningna Wang, Daria Nogina, Caroline Zhang, Jiyang Yin, Amy Huang, Ben Yang, Jace Li, Joel Salzman, Steven Feiner, Silvia Sellán
Abstract
A MoonBoard is a standardized bouldering wall used in gyms around the world. Climbs up the wall limited to only a subset of holds are known as problems. We introduce PointGrade, a novel machine learning approach to predicting the difficulty of a MoonBoard problem. By sampling a point cloud from pre-scanned meshes of every hold, our model combines 3D object classification architecture with existing sequence-based approaches to difficulty grade prediction. Our method captures latent geometric information contained the climb, outperforming other work on the problem that neglect this data.
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