SCILLA: SurfaCe Implicit Learning for Large Urban Area, a volumetric hybrid solution

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2403.10344v3
• Date: Wed, 09 Oct 2024 10:52:15 GMT
• Title: SCILLA: SurfaCe Implicit Learning for Large Urban Area, a volumetric hybrid solution
• Authors: Hala Djeghim, Nathan Piasco, Moussab Bennehar, Luis Roldão, Dzmitry Tsishkou, Désiré Sidibé,
• Abstract summary: SCILLA is a new hybrid implicit surface learning method to reconstruct large driving scenes from 2D images. We show that SCILLA can learn an accurate and detailed 3D surface scene representation in various urban scenarios.
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• Abstract: Neural implicit surface representation methods have recently shown impressive 3D reconstruction results. However, existing solutions struggle to reconstruct urban outdoor scenes due to their large, unbounded, and highly detailed nature. Hence, to achieve accurate reconstructions, additional supervision data such as LiDAR, strong geometric priors, and long training times are required. To tackle such issues, we present SCILLA, a new hybrid implicit surface learning method to reconstruct large driving scenes from 2D images. SCILLA's hybrid architecture models two separate implicit fields: one for the volumetric density and another for the signed distance to the surface. To accurately represent urban outdoor scenarios, we introduce a novel volume-rendering strategy that relies on self-supervised probabilistic density estimation to sample points near the surface and transition progressively from volumetric to surface representation. Our solution permits a proper and fast initialization of the signed distance field without relying on any geometric prior on the scene, compared to concurrent methods. By conducting extensive experiments on four outdoor driving datasets, we show that SCILLA can learn an accurate and detailed 3D surface scene representation in various urban scenarios while being two times faster to train compared to previous state-of-the-art solutions.

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