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LaneCPP: Continuous 3D Lane Detection using Physical Priors

CVPR 2024 · 3D vision › 3D generation · approach: 3D perception for autonomous driving · 31 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes LaneCPP, a monocular 3D lane detector using a full 3D B-spline lane representation regularized by physical priors (parallelism, surface smoothness, curvature) and a geometry-aware depth-based BEV transformation with learned road surface hypotheses.

Problem

Monocular 3D lane detection needs flexible yet robust lane representations that model complex road structures while behaving predictably, especially given limited and noisy 3D annotations.

Approach

Uses a continuous full-3D B-spline lane representation with control points constrained to normal directions of initial proposals, enabling analytically computed tangent/normal-based soft physical-prior losses (parallelism, surface smoothness, curvature), plus a spatial transformation that lifts front-view features along rays onto multiple road-surface plane hypotheses guided by a surface height lo

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
add the novel continuous lane representation (ablation)modified 3D-SpLineNet baseline · OpenLane300F1: 62.9 -> 65.0Helped
add combined parallelism, surface smoothness, and curvature priors (ablation)LaneCPP with novel lane representation · OpenLane300F1: 65.0 -> 66.7Helped
use the geometry-aware spatial transformation instead of IPM (ablation)LaneCPP with novel lane representation · OpenLane300F1: 65.0 -> 66.6Helped
combine the novel lane representation, prior regularization, and spatial transformation (ablation)modified 3D-SpLineNet baseline · OpenLane300F1: 62.9 -> 66.9Helped
add the parallelism prior (ablation)LaneCPP without prior losses · OpenLane300F1: 65.0 -> 66.2Helped
add the surface smoothness prior (ablation)LaneCPP without prior losses · OpenLane300F1: 65.0 -> 65.8Helped
add the curvature prior (ablation)LaneCPP without prior losses · OpenLane300F1: 65.0 -> 66.7Helped
increase surface hypotheses from 1 to 5 (ablation)LaneCPP spatial transformation · OpenLane300F1-Score: 65.0 -> 66.6Helped
increase surface hypotheses from 5 to 15 (ablation)LaneCPP spatial transformation · OpenLane300F1-Score: 66.6 -> 66.1Hurt
increase surface hypotheses from 5 to 27 (ablation)LaneCPP spatial transformation · OpenLane300F1-Score: 66.6 -> 66.0Hurt
use LaneCPP instead of BEV-LaneDetOpenLane test · OpenLane testF1-Score: 58.4 -> 60.3Helped
use LaneCPP instead of BEV-LaneDetApollo 3D Synthetic Rare Scenes · Apollo 3D Synthetic Rare ScenesF1: 97.6 -> 96.2Hurt

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: OpenLane OpenLane300 Apollo 3D Synthetic

Benchmarks: OpenLane Apollo 3D Synthetic

Metrics: F1-Score X-error near X-error far Z-error near Z-error far

Baselines: 3D-LaneNet Gen-LaneNet PersFormer CurveFormer BEV-LaneDet Anchor3DLane GP 3D-SpLineNet

Builds on: 3D-SpLineNet PersFormer LSS (depth-based lift-splat)

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