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Rotation-Equivariant Conditional Spherical Neural Fields for Learning a Natural Illumination Prior

NeurIPS 2022 · 3D vision › Face and shape · approach: Neural implicit surface reconstruction · 5 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use a learned RENI natural-illumination prior instead of SHInverse-rendering illumination fitting · Inverse rendering, increasing Blinn-Phong specularityrender reconstruction performanceHelped
Use RENI instead of spherical harmonicsNatural illumination fitting · Natural illumination test set, D=27, 108, 147, 300mean PSNR: 17.02 vs 12.80; 19.58 vs 15.89; 19.97 vs 16.44; 20.47 vs 17.07Helped
Use RENI instead of SGNatural illumination fitting · Natural illumination test set, D=27, 108, 147mean PSNR: 17.02 vs 16.04; 19.58 vs 18.44; 19.97 vs 19.26Helped
Add built-in equivariance rather than relying on rotation augmentation (ablation)RENI · Natural illumination test set, D=27, 108, 147mean PSNR: 11.32 -> 17.02; 15.85 -> 19.58; 14.64 -> 19.97Helped
Restrict equivariance to SO(2) instead of using full SO(3) (ablation)RENI · Natural illumination test set, D=27, 108, 147mean PSNR: 14.00 -> 17.02; 18.27 -> 19.58; 17.45 -> 19.97Helped
Use 5 SIREN layers instead of 3 (ablation)RENI · Natural illumination test set, D=27, 108, 147mean PSNR: 16.25 -> 17.02; 18.29 -> 19.58; 18.57 -> 19.97Helped
Use 5 SIREN layers instead of 7 (ablation)RENI · Natural illumination test set, D=27, 108, 147mean PSNR: 16.38 -> 17.02; 18.13 -> 19.58; 18.15 -> 19.97Helped
Increase latent dimension from D=27 to D=108, D=147, or D=300RENI · Natural illumination test setmean PSNR: 17.02 -> 19.58 -> 19.97 -> 20.47Helped

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