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RegNeRF: Regularizing Neural Radiance Fields for View Synthesis From Sparse Inputs

CVPR 2022 · 3D vision › NeRF and radiance fields · approach: Sparse-input NeRF regularization · 597 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
add scene space annealing (ablation)RegNeRF · DTU 3-viewAverage: 0.291 -> 0.112Helped
add geometry regularization (ablation)RegNeRF · DTU 3-viewAverage: 0.188 -> 0.112Helped
add appearance regularization (ablation)RegNeRF · DTU 3-viewAverage: 0.117 -> 0.112Helped
use depth smoothness instead of opacity regularization (ablation)RegNeRF · DTU 3-viewAverage: 0.268 -> 0.112Helped
use depth smoothness instead of ray density entropy regularization (ablation)RegNeRF · DTU 3-viewAverage: 0.198 -> 0.112Helped
use depth smoothness instead of normal smoothness regularization (ablation)RegNeRF · DTU 3-viewAverage: 0.193 -> 0.112Helped
use depth smoothness instead of density surface regularization (ablation)RegNeRF · DTU 3-viewAverage: 0.184 -> 0.112Helped
use depth smoothness instead of sparsity regularization (ablation)RegNeRF · DTU 3-viewAverage: 0.145 -> 0.112Helped

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