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COMPOSE: Hypergraph Cover Optimization for Multi-view 3D Human Pose Estimation

NeurIPS 2026 · 3D vision › Human pose estimation · approach: Monocular 2D-to-3D pose lifting · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Recasts multi-view 3D human pose estimation as a weighted exact-cover over a hypergraph of multi-view person hypotheses, solved exactly with ILP or approximately with loopy belief propagation, without any 3D supervision.

Problem

Associating 2D pose detections across sparse calibrated camera views into 3D persons without 3D supervision; pairwise matching followed by synchronization propagates errors under occlusion and noise.

Approach

Treat multi-view person hypotheses (hyperedges grouping at most one detection per view) as atomic associations and select a weighted exact cover over the hypergraph via ILP, with geometric reprojection pruning and a BP relaxation giving soft marginals.

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Datasets: CMU Panoptic Shelf Campus

Benchmarks: CMU Panoptic Shelf Campus

Metrics: AP25 AP50 AP100 AP150 Recall@500 MPJPE PCP mAP

Baselines: MvPose 3DPS SelfPose3d DSP VoxelPose + 3DSA Plane Sweep Pose TEMPO Wu et al. ACTOR

Builds on: MvPose 3D Pictorial Structures loopy belief propagation weighted exact cover

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