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AutoRF: Learning 3D Object Radiance Fields From Single View Observations

CVPR 2022 · 3D vision › NeRF and radiance fields · approach: Sparse-input NeRF regularization · 46 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add test-time optimization of the shape and appearance codes (ablation)AutoRF · nuScenes cars validationPSNR: 18.69 -> 18.94Helped
Add test-time optimization of the shape and appearance codes (ablation)AutoRF · SRN-CarsPSNR: 18.08 -> 19.66Helped
Train with machine-generated rather than human annotations (ablation)AutoRF · nuScenes cars validationPSNR: 18.95 -> 18.94No clear effect
Train with human-annotated data instead of machine-annotated data (ablation)AutoRF · nuScenes cars validationFID: 145.10 -> 106.50Helped
Add 5°/10cm perturbations to the annotations (ablation)AutoRF · nuScenes cars validationPSNR: 18.95 -> 18.67Hurt
Add 10°/20cm perturbations to the annotations (ablation)AutoRF · nuScenes cars validationPSNR: 18.95 -> 17.95Hurt
Add 20°/40cm perturbations to the annotations (ablation)AutoRF · nuScenes cars validationPSNR: 18.95 -> 16.83Hurt
Train the object representation from single-view observations rather than multi-view instance constraintsAutoRF · nuScenes cars validationPSNR: 18.25 -> 18.69Helped

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