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Spectral Meets Spatial: Harmonising 3D Shape Matching and Interpolation

CVPR 2024 · 3D vision › Face and shape · approach: Optimization-based shape matching · 17 citations (OpenAlex)

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Unsupervised framework that jointly learns 3D shape matching and interpolation by fusing deep functional maps (spectral) with ARAP-based spatial deformation, plus a test-time adaptation for shape-dominant deformations.

Problem

Shape matching and shape interpolation between non-rigid 3D shapes are usually studied separately and applied sequentially, giving sub-optimal correspondences and interpolations; existing functional map methods yield non-smooth point-wise maps and geodesic-based interpolation methods are costly and

Approach

Combine spectral (deep functional map) regularisation with spatial (ARAP deformation, alignment, symmetry and temporal variance) losses in one unsupervised model, and add a test-time optimisation of a shape-dominant deformation field under Chamfer distance to capture shape-dominant deformations and refine correspondences.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
combine spectral and spatial mapsOurs · FAUSTmean geodesic error: 1.6 -> 1.4Helped
combine spectral and spatial mapsOurs · SCAPEmean geodesic error: 1.9 -> 1.8Helped
combine spectral and spatial mapsOurs · SHREC’19 trained on FAUST + SCAPEmean geodesic error: 4.6 -> 3.2Helped
combine spectral and spatial mapsOurs · SMALgeodesic error (×100): 3.9 -> 1.9Helped
combine spectral and spatial mapsOurs · DT4D-H inter-classgeodesic error (×100): 4.1 -> 3.3Helped
add spatial regularisation to spectral-only matching (ablation)Ours · SMALgeodesic error (×100): 3.9 -> 1.9Helped
add spatial regularisation to spectral-only matching (ablation)Ours · DT4D-H inter-classgeodesic error (×100): 4.1 -> 3.3Helped
add test-time adaptation (ablation)Ours · SMALgeodesic error (×100): 2.6 -> 1.9Helped
add test-time adaptation (ablation)Ours · DT4D-H inter-classgeodesic error (×100): 3.4 -> 3.3Helped
use Ours instead of S3MLUNA16 statistical shape model · LUNA16 SSMgeneralisation: 2.92 -> 2.44Helped
use Ours instead of S3MLUNA16 statistical shape model · LUNA16 SSMspecificity: 6.23 -> 5.03Helped
use Ours instead of Hamiltonianshape interpolation · FAUSTAUC (Chamfer distance): 0.91 -> 0.95Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: FAUST SCAPE SHREC'19 SMAL DT4D-H MANO LUNA16

Benchmarks: FAUST SCAPE SHREC'19 SMAL DT4D-H MANO LUNA16

Metrics: mean geodesic error PCK AUC conformal distortion Chamfer distance SSM generalisation SSM specificity

Baselines: URSSM AttnFMaps DUO-FMNet NeuroMorph Deep Shells GeomFMaps ZoomOut Smooth Shells DiscreteOp LIMP Hamiltonian S3M

Builds on: deep functional maps NeuroMorph ARAP DiffusionNet URSSM

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