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Differentiable Volumetric Rendering: Learning Implicit 3D Representations Without 3D Supervision

CVPR 2020 · 3D vision › Face and shape · approach: Learned mesh and geometric representations · 880 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Train DVR with RGB image supervision instead of DRC mask supervisionDVR · ShapeNet 13 classes, multi-view supervisionChamfer-L1 (mean): 0.553 -> 0.239Helped
Train DVR with RGB image supervision instead of SoftRasDVR · ShapeNet 13 classes, multi-view supervisionChamfer-L1 (mean): 0.266 -> 0.239Helped
Train DVR with depth supervision instead of DRC depth supervisionDVR · ShapeNet 13 classes, multi-view depth supervisionChamfer-L1 (mean): 0.401 -> 0.206Helped
Use one training view per object rather than 24 viewsDVR · ShapeNet single-view reconstructionChamfer distance: 0.383 -> 0.410Hurt
Add sparse depth supervision to RGB supervision (ablation)DVR · DTU scans 65, 106, and 118Chamfer-L1: 0.907 -> 0.782Helped
Add sparse depth supervision to RGB supervision (ablation)DVR · DTU scans 65, 106, and 118Accuracy: 1.054 -> 0.789Helped
Add sparse depth supervision to RGB supervision (ablation)DVR · DTU scans 65, 106, and 118Completeness: 0.760 -> 0.775Hurt

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