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Supporting dataset for diffCheck2 paper: "Design-Integrated Scan-to-CAD Evaluation for Incremental Fabrication Workflows " at Design Modelling Symposium 2026

2026

Abstract

Authors: Damien Gilliard° (IBOIS, école polytechnique de Lausanne), Eleni Skevaki° (CRCL, école polytechnique de Lausanne), Stefana Parascho (CRCL, école polytechnique de Lausanne), Yves Weinand (IBOIS, école polytechnique de Lausanne).

°both authors contributed equally

Date: 19 May 2026

Github: https://github.com/diffCheckOrg/diffCheck

Contact author: damien.gilliard@epfl.ch, or via an issue on the github repository

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Thank you for your interest in diffCheck 2! This zenodo dataset contains the data and code needed to reproduce the results presented in the paper called "Design-Integrated Scan-to-CAD Evaluation for Incremental Fabrication Workflows", presented at DMS 2026. The code used is the version 2.0.0 of the github repository

As diffCheck relies on algorithms such as RanSaC and K-means clustering, exact reproduction is impossible to garantee. When possible, transformation used were saved and can be re-applied to the data. We also provide the CSV files used in the paper.

Repoduction steps.

For both experiment we provide a README containing the main reproduction steps.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/48a77dd7-0f48-462e-911e-23f1b16dd4e0

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2026

Abstract

°both authors contributed equally

Date: 19 May 2026

Github: https://github.com/diffCheckOrg/diffCheck

Contact author: damien.gilliard@epfl.ch, or via an issue on the github repository

Content

Repoduction steps.

For both experiment we provide a README containing the main reproduction steps.

Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/48a77dd7-0f48-462e-911e-23f1b16dd4e0

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