返回
Fuzzy-based indoor scene modeling with differentiated examples
DOI:10.1007/s41095-022-0299-z.png)
摘要
En 中文
Well-designed indoor scenes incorporate interior design knowledge, which has been an essential prior for most indoor scene modeling methods. However, the layout qualities of indoor scene datasets are often uneven, and most existing data-driven methods do not differentiate indoor scene examples in terms of quality. In this work, we aim to explore an approach that leverages datasets with differentiated indoor scene examples for indoor scene modeling. Our solution conducts subjective evaluations on lightweight datasets having various room configurations and furniture layouts, via pairwise comparisons based on fuzzy set theory. We also develop a systemto use such examples to guide indoor scene modeling using user-specified objects. Specifically, we focus on object groups associated with certain human activities, and define room features to encode the relations between the position and direction of an object group and the room configuration. To perform indoor scene modeling, given an empty room, our system first assesses it in terms of the user-specified object groups, and then places associated objects in the room guided by the assessment results. A series of experimental results and comparisons to state-of-the-art indoor scene synthesis methods are presented to validate the usefulness and effectiveness of our approach.
Keyword:
indoor scene modeling
modeling by example
fuzzy sets
期刊
IF:
18.3
论文数:
313
被引数:
2.6K
机构
引用论文
Adaptive Synthesis of Indoor Scenes via Activity-Associated Object Relation Graphs基于活动关联对象关系图的室内场景自适应合成
Molecular Basis of Filamin A-FilGAP Interaction and Its Impairment in Congenital Disorders Associated with Filamin A Mutations
PLoS ONE
IF0
Automatic Semantic Modeling of Indoor Scenes from Low-quality RGB-D Data using Contextual Information使用上下文信息从低质量rgb-d数据对室内场景进行自动语义建模
Predicting visual comfort in side-lit open-plan core zones: Results of a field study pairing high dynamic range images with subjective responses
ENERGY AND BUILDINGS
IF7.1

