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Learning Descriptor Networks for 3D Shape Synthesis and Analysis

CVPR 2018 · 3D vision › Face and shape · approach: Primitive-based shape abstraction · 120 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use 3D DescriptorNet instead of 3D VAE for synthesisModelNet10 synthesis across 10 categories · ModelNet10, 10 categoriesInception score: 11.015$\pm$0.420 -> 11.772$\pm$0.418Helped
Use 3D DescriptorNet instead of the strongest reported baselineSingle-category shape synthesis on ModelNet10 · ModelNet10, single-category synthesis (10 categories)Average softmax class probability: 0.7431 -> 0.8811Helped
Use conditional 3D DescriptorNet instead of the strongest reported baseline3D object recovery · ModelNet10, 70% occlusionRecovery error: 0.0259 -> 0.0092Helped
Use unsupervised 3D DescriptorNet features instead of PANORAMA-NNModelNet10 classification · ModelNet10Accuracy: 91.1\% -> 92.4\%Helped
Disable the Langevin noise term in the later training stage (ablation)3D DescriptorNet synthesis · ModelNet10 shape synthesisSynthesis qualityHelped

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