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Multiple View Geometry Transformers for 3D Human Pose Estimation

CVPR 2024 · 3D vision › Human pose estimation · approach: Transformer-based multi-view 3D pose · 19 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes MVGFormer, a hybrid transformer that iteratively refines compositional pose queries with a learned 2D appearance module and a learning-free triangulation geometry module, for multi-view 3D human pose estimation with better cross-camera generalization.

Problem

Multi-view 3D human pose estimation: end-to-end learned transformers and voxel methods overfit to training camera configurations and fail on unseen cameras and datasets, while geometric triangulation methods struggle under occlusion.

Approach

Decoder layers alternate a learned appearance module (projective deformable attention refining 2D poses per view) with a learning-free geometry module (differentiable algebraic triangulation of refined 2D poses), so queries are iteratively refined in a coarse-to-fine manner with explicit multi-view geometry.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Increase initialized query count from 128 to 1024 (ablation)MVGFormer · CMU Panoptic ablationAP25: 77.9 -> 92.3Helped
Increase initialized query count from 1024 to 1280 (ablation)MVGFormer · CMU Panoptic ablationAP25: 92.3 -> 92.0Hurt
Use four decoder layers instead of one (ablation)MVGFormer · CMU Panoptic ablationAP25: 5.2 -> 92.3Helped
Increase decoder layers from four to five (ablation)MVGFormer · CMU Panoptic ablationAP25: 92.3 -> 91.0Hurt
Increase query assignment from 1 to 5 nearest queries per ground-truth pose (ablation)MVGFormer · CMU Panoptic ablationAP25: 86.0 -> 92.3Helped
Use person-level appearance embeddings instead of joint-level embeddings (ablation)MVGFormer · CMU Panoptic ablationAP25: 90.9 -> 92.3Helped
Replace MLP feature fusion with attention (ablation)MVGFormer · CMU Panoptic ablationAP25: 92.3 -> 90.4Hurt
Replace MLP feature fusion with mean fusion (ablation)MVGFormer · CMU Panoptic ablationAP25: 92.3 -> 36.2Hurt
Add non-maximum suppression to remove redundant pose estimates (ablation)MVGFormer · CMU Panoptic ablationAP25: 20.0 -> 92.3Helped
Use MVGFormer rather than VoxelPose for cross-camera evaluationCMU0 camera-count changes · CMU0 (3), cross-cameraAP25: 13.7 -> 44.6Helped
Use MVGFormer rather than VoxelPose for cross-arrangement evaluationCMU0-trained models · CMU1, cross-arrangementAP25: 28.8 -> 86.8Helped
Use MVGFormer rather than VoxelPose without finetuningCMU0-trained models · Shelf, cross-datasetPCP: 69.8 -> 87.9Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: CMU Panoptic Shelf Campus COCO

Benchmarks: CMU Panoptic Shelf Campus

Metrics: AP25 AP100 mAP MPJPE PCP Recall

Baselines: VoxelPose MvP Dong et al. Faster VoxelPose VoxelTrack Graph3D

Builds on: DETR deformable attention VoxelPose MvP differentiable algebraic triangulation

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