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Sharpening Neural Implicit Functions with Frequency Consolidation Priors

AAAI 2025 · Point clouds › Shape and surface completion · approach: Distance-function surface reconstruction · 3 citations (OpenAlex)

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Learns frequency consolidation priors that map low-frequency SDF observations to full-frequency SDFs via disentangled embeddings, enabling sharpening of neural implicit surfaces at test time via self-reconstruction.

Problem

Neural SDFs learned from sparse point clouds or multi-view images struggle to represent high-frequency geometry such as sharp edges and structures.

Approach

Learn a data-driven mapping from low-frequency SDF observations to full-frequency SDFs, representing frequency components as embeddings and disentangling the full-frequency shape embedding from the low-frequency corruption embedding; at test time only the embedding is optimized via self-reconstruction on the fixed low-frequency decoder.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Apply frequency consolidation priors to the ShapeNet reconstruction methodShapeNet 13-class reconstruction · ShapeNet 13 classesCD_L1×10: 0.213 -> 0.187Helped
Apply frequency consolidation priors to the ShapeNet reconstruction methodShapeNet 13-class reconstruction · ShapeNet 13 classesCD_L2×100: 0.284 -> 0.216Helped
Apply frequency consolidation priors to the ShapeNet reconstruction methodShapeNet 13-class reconstruction · ShapeNet 13 classesNC: 0.861 -> 0.871Helped
Apply frequency consolidation priors to OnSurf reconstructionsOnSurf · ShapeNet sparse point cloud reconstruction (300 points, 8 classes)CD_L1×10: 0.214 -> 0.180Helped
Apply frequency consolidation priors to OnSurf reconstructionsOnSurf · ShapeNet sparse point cloud reconstruction (300 points, 8 classes)CD_L2×100: 0.223 -> 0.165Helped
Apply frequency consolidation priors to OnSurf reconstructionsOnSurf · ShapeNet sparse point cloud reconstruction (300 points, 8 classes)NC: 0.845 -> 0.886Helped
Apply frequency consolidation priors to NeuralTPS reconstructionsNeuralTPS · ShapeNet sparse point cloud reconstruction (300 points, 8 classes)CD_L1×10: 0.141 -> 0.115Helped
Apply frequency consolidation priors to NeuralTPS reconstructionsNeuralTPS · ShapeNet sparse point cloud reconstruction (300 points, 8 classes)CD_L2×100: 0.093 -> 0.088Helped
Apply frequency consolidation priors to NeuralTPS reconstructionsNeuralTPS · ShapeNet sparse point cloud reconstruction (300 points, 8 classes)NC: 50.899 -> 0.918Helped
Train and use frequency consolidation priors for reconstructionABC reconstruction · ABCCD_L1 mean: 0.014 -> 0.011Helped
Train and use frequency consolidation priors for reconstructionABC reconstruction · ABCNC mean: 0.902 -> 0.962Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: ShapeNet ABC ScanNet Scan2CAD

Benchmarks: ShapeNet ABC ScanNet

Metrics: CD_L1 CD_L2 normal consistency

Baselines: DeepSDF ConvOcc LIG IDF NDC POCO ALTO OnSurf NeuralTPS Points2Surf SECAD-Net NeuralPartPriors

Builds on: DeepSDF Poisson surface reconstruction NeuralPull auto-decoding

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