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Improving Robustness for Joint Optimization of Camera Pose and Decomposed Low-Rank Tensorial Radiance Fields

AAAI 2024 · 3D vision › NeRF and radiance fields · approach: Single-view and streaming radiance fields · 7 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes a robust joint optimization of camera poses and decomposed low-rank (TensoRF-style) radiance fields using only 2D images, via Gaussian-filtered supervision and radiance fields, randomly scaled kernels, and edge-guided loss.

Problem

Joint refinement of camera poses and voxel/tensor-based NeRF geometry from 2D images is prone to sub-optimal local minima because high-frequency signals create flipping, noisy gradients for pose alignment.

Approach

Analyze 1D signal alignment via Fourier transfer function showing gradient sign flips at high frequencies; apply Gaussian filtering to both 2D supervision and the decomposed tensor radiance field (with separable component-wise convolution), using a decreasing kernel schedule, randomly scaled kernels, and edge-guided rendering loss.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: NeRF-Synthetic LLFF ImageNet

Benchmarks: NeRF-Synthetic LLFF

Metrics: rotation error translation error PSNR SSIM LPIPS warp error

Baselines: BARF GARF HASH

Builds on: BARF TensoRF NeRF

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