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Unsupervised Multi-View Object Segmentation Using Radiance Field Propagation

NeurIPS 2022 · 3D vision › NeRF and radiance fields · approach: Single-view and streaming radiance fields · 6 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use radiance field propagation with bidirectional photometric loss instead of removing propagation and using vanilla photometric loss (ablation)RFP · CO3DN-mIoU: 57.7 -> 94.0Helped
Use radiance field propagation with bidirectional photometric loss instead of removing propagation and using vanilla photometric loss (ablation)RFP · RFP SyntheticAcc.: 84.6 -> 97.7Helped
Add the initial semantic estimation loss (ablation)RFP · CO3DmIoU: 49.4 -> 94.1Helped
Add the initial semantic estimation loss (ablation)RFP · RFP SyntheticmIoU: 60.8 -> 88.0Helped
Add EM-based mask refinement (ablation)RFP · RFP SyntheticN-mIoU: 86.9 -> 87.5Helped
Use RFP rather than IEM3D segmentation · CO3DmIoU: 83.4 -> 94.1Helped
Use RFP rather than DFC3D segmentation · RFP SyntheticmIoU: 79.4 -> 88.0Helped

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