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PlaneNet: Piece-Wise Planar Reconstruction From a Single RGB Image

CVPR 2018 · 3D vision › Depth and stereo · approach: Dense depth prediction and completion · 229 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
predict planes, plane-instance segmentation, and non-planar depth jointly rather than using standard per-pixel depth representation (ablation)PlaneNet · NYUv2 entire imageRel: 0.143 -> 0.142Helped
predict planes, plane-instance segmentation, and non-planar depth jointly rather than using standard per-pixel depth representation (ablation)PlaneNet · NYUv2 entire imageRMSE: 0.518 -> 0.514Helped
predict planes, plane-instance segmentation, and non-planar depth jointly rather than using standard per-pixel depth representation (ablation)PlaneNet · NYUv2 entire image1.25: 81.3 -> 81.2Hurt
use structured piece-wise planar depth prediction instead of a standard per-pixel depthmapPlaneNet · NYUv2 entire imageRMSE: 0.581 -> 0.514Helped
directly infer plane parameters and instance segmentation from RGB rather than extracting planes from inferred depthmapsPlaneNet · piece-wise planar reconstruction, inferred-depth inputsplane segmentation recallHelped
use PlaneNet's plane predictions to estimate room layoutPlaneNet · NYUv2 303layout error: 12.96% -> 12.64%Helped

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