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Masked Scene Modeling: Narrowing the Gap Between Supervised and Self-Supervised Learning in 3D Scene Understanding

CVPR 2025 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Self-supervised and contrastive · approach: Masked autoencoder pretraining · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes Masked Scene Modeling, a hierarchical bottom-up masked self-supervised method for 3D indoor scenes that reconstructs teacher deep features at every UNet level, plus a multi-resolution linear-probing/NN evaluation protocol.

Problem

Self-supervised 3D scene models are mainly used as weight initialization, and their off-the-shelf feature quality is poorly measured and lags far behind supervised models; hierarchical UNet-style models also lose information in the decoder.

Approach

Mask sparse voxels in the encoder input only, reinsert masked tokens at the decoder, and reconstruct EMA-teacher deep features at each hierarchy level with cross-view prediction; evaluate with tri-linearly upsampled concatenated decoder features rather than the last layer alone.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use Masked Scene Modeling instead of existing 3D self-supervised objectivesHUNet · ScanNet semantic segmentationmIoU: +25Helped
Use Masked Scene Modeling instead of existing 3D self-supervised objectivesHUNet · ScanNet200 semantic segmentationmIoU: +11Helped
Use Masked Scene Modeling instead of existing 3D self-supervised objectivesHUNet · S3DIS semantic segmentationmIoU: +6Helped
Use Masked Scene Modeling instead of existing 3D self-supervised objectivesHUNet · ScanNet semantic segmentation, linear probingmIoU: +10Helped
Use Masked Scene Modeling instead of existing 3D self-supervised objectivesHUNet · ScanNet200 semantic segmentation, linear probingmIoU: +6Helped
Use Masked Scene Modeling instead of existing 3D self-supervised objectivesHUNet · S3DIS semantic segmentation, linear probingmIoU: +2Helped
Use Masked Scene Modeling instead of existing 3D self-supervised objectivesHUNet · ScanNet instance segmentationmAP@50: +30Helped
Use Masked Scene Modeling instead of existing 3D self-supervised objectivesHUNet · ScanNet200 instance segmentationmAP@50: +7Helped
Use Masked Scene Modeling instead of existing 3D self-supervised objectivesHUNet · S3DIS instance segmentationmAP@50: +6Helped
Use Masked Scene Modeling instead of existing 3D self-supervised objectivesHUNet · ScanReferaccuracy: +10, +7, and +10Helped
Train with Masked Scene Modeling rather than MSCHUNet · ScanNet semantic segmentation with 10% of training scenesmIoUHelped
Use hierarchical features from all decoder levels rather than only the last layerSelf-supervised 3D models · ScanNet semantic segmentation, linear probingmIoUHelped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: ScanNet ScanNet200 S3DIS ScanRefer

Benchmarks: ScanNet ScanNet200 S3DIS ScanRefer

Metrics: mIoU mAP@50 accuracy

Baselines: CSC MSC MM3D OESSL SR-UNet supervised DINOv2 LSeg CLIP Stable Diffusion features

Builds on: masked image modeling DINOv2 PointGroup Point Transformer V3 ScanNet

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