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[SOLVED]
The error came from the directory in which the classifier was saved. The path to this directory included an accent.
[SOLUTION]
Remove any accent from the path.

[SOLVED]
The error came from the directory in which the classifier was saved. The path to this directory included an accent.
[SOLUTION]
Remove any accent from the path.

What do you mean by 'command line'? The console of the GUI of CloudCompare? Did you launch the plugin in command line with a terminal?

Please avoid to create duplicate threads on the same topic, this does not ease the discussion.

You have no 'classifier.yaml' file associated with the file 'classifier.txt'? It should be in the same repository.

If you think that something could be improved, please open a pull request, then we will review it to decide whether we should merge it or not. Before opening it, be sure to have the last version of the repository merged into your branch. But I think that the import is made in the right way. Your PYT...

When you save the classifier at the end of the training phase, you shall get a .yaml file with the exact same name as the associated .txt file (the name you choose for the classifier, as in classifier.txt and classifier.yaml). Could you check that? Can you copy the .txt file you are talking about? L...

I did a modification on the lidar_platform library, could you check it?

The problem here is not 3DMASC, the problem is the python code, read the error message. Either you try to understand the error, you correct it, and you open a pull request on the lidar_platform repository, either you wait for some else (me ;-)) to correct this for you! You should post your request o...

Please, give more precision on the steps of your use case.
Did you train your classifier?
If yes, did you save it?
If yes, did you open the classifier to try to classify your points or did you open the initial parameter file (which will fail).

Yes, you can use 3DMASC on a single point cloud.