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Transfer Your Perspective: Controllable 3D Generation from Any Viewpoint in a Driving Scene

CVPR 2025 · 3D vision › 3D generation · approach: 3D perception for autonomous driving · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes Transfer Your Perspective (TYP), a two-stage conditioned latent diffusion model over BEV LiDAR occupancy that generates reference-viewpoint point clouds from ego-car data, enabling collaborative perception training from single-agent datasets like Waymo.

Problem

Collaborative autonomous driving needs multi-agent LiDAR data that is costly to collect; the paper asks whether realistic point clouds from alternative viewpoints can be generated from a real single-agent (ego) scene to turn single-agent datasets into collaborative ones.

Approach

A latent diffusion model over VQ-VAE-encoded BEV occupancy is first trained on object-location conditions using real single-agent data, then a T2I-Adapter-style control module conditions it on the translated ego point cloud using simulated CAV data, with a GAN-style discriminator aligning simulated and real latent features.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Generate reference point clouds with TYP rather than use ground-truth reference point cloudsCollaborative perception on OPV2V · OPV2VAP 0.5 all: 0.49 -> 0.46; 0.55 -> 0.50; 0.77 -> 0.72; 0.71 -> 0.65Mixed
Generate reference point clouds with TYP rather than use ground-truth reference point cloudsCollaborative perception on V2V4Real · V2V4RealAP 0.5 all: 0.60 -> 0.53; 0.67 -> 0.63; 0.61 -> 0.56; 0.61 -> 0.48Mixed
Pre-train collaborative perception models on ColWaymoCollaborative perception models fine-tuned on V2V4Real · V2V4Real fine-tuningAP 0.5 allHelped
Add discriminator-based domain adaptation (ablation)TYP target-domain generation · ColWaymo target-domain generationJSD: 0.26 -> 0.16Helped
Add discriminator-based domain adaptation (ablation)TYP target-domain generation · ColWaymo target-domain generationMMD: 4.61 × 10−4 -> 1.17 ×10−4Helped
Use two training stages instead of one (ablation)TYP generation · OPV2V generationJSD: 0.11 -> 0.10Helped
Use two training stages instead of one (ablation)TYP generation · OPV2V generationMMD: 6.45 × 10−5 -> 5.28 × 10−5Helped
Remove dummy ego from adaptation (ablation)TYP target-domain generation · ColWaymo target-domain generationMMD: 1.10 ×10−4 -> 1.30 ×10−4Hurt
Remove self-training and dummy ego from adaptation (ablation)TYP target-domain generation · ColWaymo target-domain generationMMD: 1.10 ×10−4; 1.17 ×10−4No clear effect

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: OPV2V V2V4Real Waymo Open Dataset

Benchmarks: OPV2V V2V4Real

Metrics: AP@0.5 (short, medium, long, all distance ranges) JSD MMD

Baselines: No Fusion (ego only) Early Fusion Late Fusion AttFuse V2X-ViT OPV2V pre-training

Builds on: Latent Diffusion Model T2I-Adapter VQ-VAE Pointpillars

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