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Unsupervised Template-assisted Point Cloud Shape Correspondence Network

CVPR 2024 · Point clouds › Shape and surface completion · approach: Unsupervised shape correspondence · 6 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes TANet, an unsupervised point cloud shape correspondence network that uses a learnable template bank (with a space aligner) and a template assistance module (template selector, correlation fusion, transitive consistency loss) to establish correspondences on TOSCA, SHREC'19, SMAL and SURREAL.

Problem

Unsupervised point cloud shape correspondence for non-rigid human and animal shapes with unconventional postures, where direct point-wise feature similarity is unreliable.

Approach

Learns a bank of explicitly structured point-cloud templates, adaptively selects a template per pair via geometric and semantic similarity, fuses template correlations into point features with attention, and enforces transitive consistency between template-mediated and direct similarity matrices.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use TANet instead of HSTRpoint-cloud shape correspondence · TOSCAcorrespondence accuracy (0.01): 52.3% -> 65.1%Helped
use TANet instead of HSTRpoint-cloud shape correspondence · SHREC’19correspondence accuracy (0.01): 19.3% -> 21.5%Helped
add template generation and correlation fusion (ablation)TANet · TOSCAcorrespondence accuracy (0.01): 52.3% -> 54.6%Helped
add template generation and transitive consistency loss (ablation)TANet · TOSCAcorrespondence accuracy (0.01): 52.3% -> 55.8%Helped
add template construction loss (ablation)[B] template generation and correlation fusion · TOSCAcorrespondence accuracy (0.01): 54.6% -> 59.3%Helped
add template construction loss (ablation)[C] template generation and transitive consistency · TOSCAcorrespondence accuracy (0.01): 55.8% -> 58.8%Helped
add template selector (ablation)[D] template construction loss and correlation fusion · TOSCAcorrespondence accuracy (0.01): 59.3% -> 61.9%Helped
add template selector (ablation)[E] template construction loss and transitive consistency · TOSCAcorrespondence accuracy (0.01): 58.8% -> 61.3%Helped
add transitive consistency loss (ablation)[F] template selector and correlation fusion · TOSCAcorrespondence accuracy (0.01): 61.9% -> 65.1%Helped
use 2 templates instead of 1 (ablation)TANet · TOSCAcorrespondence accuracy (0.01): 56.8% -> 61.4%Helped
use 4 templates instead of 2 (ablation)TANet · TOSCAcorrespondence accuracy (0.01): 61.4% -> 65.1%Helped
use 8 templates instead of 4 (ablation)TANet · TOSCAcorrespondence accuracy (0.01): 65.1% -> 66.2%Helped

Surprising findings

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Experimental setup

Datasets: TOSCA SHREC'19 SURREAL SMAL

Benchmarks: TOSCA SHREC'19 SMAL SURREAL SHREC'16 Owlii

Metrics: correspondence accuracy at 0.01 error tolerance average correspondence error

Baselines: SURFMNet CorrNet3D DPC SE-ORNet HSTR GeoFMNet Diff-FMaps 3D-CODED Elementary

Builds on: HSTR DPC SE-ORNet Chamfer distance Gumbel-softmax

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