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Multi-scale hash encoding based neural geometry representation
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Recently, neural implicit function-based representation has attracted more and more attention, and has been widely used to represent surfaces using differentiable neural networks. However, surface reconstruction from point clouds or multi-view images using existing neural geometry representations still suffer from slow computation and poor accuracy. To alleviate these issues, we propose a multi-scale hash encoding-based neural geometry representation which effectively and efficiently represents the surface as a signed distance field. Our novel neural network structure carefully combines low-frequency Fourier position encoding with multi-scale hash encoding. The initialization of the geometry network and geometry features of the rendering module are accordingly redesigned. Our experiments demonstrate that the proposed representation is at least 10 times faster for reconstructing point clouds with millions of points. It also significantly improves speed and accuracy of multi-view reconstruction. Our code and models are available at https://github.com/Dengzhi-USTC/Neural-Geometry-Reconstruction.
Keywords:
neural geometry representation
hash encoding
point cloud reconstruction
multi-view reconstruction
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