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Progressive Correspondence Regenerator for Robust 3D Registration

CVPR 2025 · Point clouds › Registration and matching · approach: Robust inlier selection for registration · 5 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes Regor, a progressive correspondence regenerator that iteratively generates new high-quality 3D point correspondences via prior-guided local grouping, generalized mutual matching, center-aware three-point consistency, and global refinement, rather than only pruning outliers.

Problem

Robust point cloud registration when initial correspondences contain extreme outlier ratios and very few inliers, where outlier removal methods leave too few correct correspondences to estimate the pose.

Approach

Instead of subtracting outliers from the initial set, the method progressively regenerates correspondences: each iteration samples seed correspondences, builds local regions around them with shrinking radius, re-matches features with generalized mutual matching, corrects local correspondences using a center-aware three-point consistency, and then merges and refines globally with second-order consi

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
progressive regeneration instead of one-stage processing (ablation)Regor · 3DMatchRR: 86.81 -> 88.48Helped
progressive regeneration instead of one-stage processing (ablation)Regor · 3DMatchIN: 290.32 -> 2532.40Helped
progressive regeneration instead of one-stage processing (ablation)Regor · 3DMatch-EORRR: 23.94 -> 26.76Helped
replace mutual matching with generalized mutual matching (ablation)Regor · 3DMatchRR: 86.81 -> 88.48Helped
replace nearest-neighbor matching with generalized mutual matching (ablation)Regor · 3DMatchRR: 87.35 -> 88.48Helped
add global correspondence refinement (ablation)Regor · 3DMatchRR: 87.35 -> 88.48Helped
add local correspondence refinement (ablation)Regor · 3DMatchRR: 76.37 -> 88.48Helped
use center-aware three-point consistency instead of second-order consistency (ablation)Regor · 3DMatchRR: 86.88 -> 88.48Helped
use center-aware three-point consistency instead of second-order consistency (ablation)Regor · 3DMatch-EORRR: 22.54 -> 26.76Helped
add Regor to FPFH featuresFPFH · 3DMatchRR(%): 54.34 -> 88.48 (+34.14)Helped
add Regor to RoPS featuresRoPS · 3DMatchRR(%): 54.16 -> 91.37 (+37.21)Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: 3DMatch 3DLoMatch KITTI

Benchmarks: 3DMatch 3DLoMatch KITTI 3DMatch-EOR

Metrics: registration recall rotation error translation error inlier precision inlier number ratio inlier number feature matching recall

Baselines: PointDSC VBReg Hunter SM TEASER RANSAC-1M SC2-PCR MAC FastMAC

Builds on: SC2-PCR MAC RANSAC TEASER

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