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USP-Gaussian: Unifying Spike-based Image Reconstruction, Pose Correction and Gaussian Splatting

CVPR 2025 · 3D vision › Gaussian splatting · approach: Regularization and primitive design for 3DGS · 3 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes USP-Gaussian, an end-to-end framework that jointly optimizes a spike-to-image reconstruction network, spike-camera pose trajectories, and 3D Gaussian Splatting, using a self-supervised multi-reblur loss and a flip-and-minimum joint loss.

Problem

Cascaded spike-camera pipelines (spike-to-image reconstruction, then pose estimation, then novel view synthesis) accumulate errors, since poor reconstructed images degrade pose estimation and hence 3D reconstruction fidelity.

Approach

Jointly train Recon-Net, learnable start/end camera poses (SE(3) interpolation over the exposure interval), and 3DGS, with Recon-Net supervised self-supervisedly by a multi-reblur loss against the long-exposure image and a joint consistency loss between 3DGS and Recon-Net sequences that uses a flip-and-minimum operation to handle temporal order ambiguity.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
replace the cascading pipeline with joint optimization of Recon-Net, camera poses, and 3DGSUSP-Gaussian · Synthetic dataset, AvgPSNR: 27.196 -> 27.903Helped
add joint optimization of Recon-Net and 3DGS (ablation)USP-Gaussian · Synthetic dataset, 3DGS outputsPSNR: 22.392 -> 26.476Helped
add joint optimization of Recon-Net and 3DGS (ablation)USP-Gaussian · Synthetic dataset, Recon-Net outputsPSNR: 24.567 -> 27.138Helped
replace single-reblur loss with multi-reblur loss (ablation)USP-Gaussian · Synthetic dataset, 3DGS outputsPSNR: 25.659 -> 26.476Helped
replace single-reblur loss with multi-reblur loss (ablation)USP-Gaussian · Synthetic dataset, Recon-Net outputsPSNR: 25.571 -> 27.138Helped
add long-spike input alongside short-spike input (ablation)Recon-Net · Synthetic dataset, spike-to-image reconstructionSSIM: 0.859 -> 0.887Helped
add long-spike input alongside short-spike input (ablation)Recon-Net · Synthetic dataset, spike-to-image reconstructionLPIPS: 0.151 -> 0.136Helped
optimize camera poses jointlyUSP-Gaussian · Wine, 10% pose perturbationPSNR: 18.83 -> 26.05Helped
optimize camera poses jointlyUSP-Gaussian · Wine, 30% pose perturbationPSNR: 16.44 -> 23.46Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: Deblur-NeRF scenes (synthetic spike simulation) self-collected real-world spike dataset

Benchmarks: Deblur-NeRF-based synthetic spike dataset (Wine, Tanabata, Factory, Outdoorpool) real-world spike dataset

Metrics: PSNR SSIM LPIPS translation error rotation error

Baselines: TFP-3DGS TFI-3DGS Spk2Img-3DGS SpikeNeRF SpikeGS

Builds on: 3D Gaussian Splatting BAD-Gaussian BAD-NeRF Blind Spot Network TFP

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