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P2P-Bridge: Diffusion Bridges for 3D Point Cloud Denoising

Published 1 year agoVersion 1arXiv:2408.16325

Authors

Mathias Vogel, Keisuke Tateno, Marc Pollefeys, Federico Tombari, Marie-Julie Rakotosaona, Francis Engelmann

Categories

cs.CV

Abstract

In this work, we tackle the task of point cloud denoising through a novel framework that adapts Diffusion Schrödinger bridges to points clouds. Unlike previous approaches that predict point-wise displacements from point features or learned noise distributions, our method learns an optimal transport plan between paired point clouds. Experiments on object datasets like PU-Net and real-world datasets such as ScanNet++ and ARKitScenes show that P2P-Bridge achieves significant improvements over existing methods. While our approach demonstrates strong results using only point coordinates, we also show that incorporating additional features, such as color information or point-wise DINOv2 features, further enhances the performance. Code and pretrained models are available at https://p2p-bridge.github.io.

P2P-Bridge: Diffusion Bridges for 3D Point Cloud Denoising

1 year ago
v1
6 authors

Categories

cs.CV

Abstract

In this work, we tackle the task of point cloud denoising through a novel framework that adapts Diffusion Schrödinger bridges to points clouds. Unlike previous approaches that predict point-wise displacements from point features or learned noise distributions, our method learns an optimal transport plan between paired point clouds. Experiments on object datasets like PU-Net and real-world datasets such as ScanNet++ and ARKitScenes show that P2P-Bridge achieves significant improvements over existing methods. While our approach demonstrates strong results using only point coordinates, we also show that incorporating additional features, such as color information or point-wise DINOv2 features, further enhances the performance. Code and pretrained models are available at https://p2p-bridge.github.io.

Authors

Mathias Vogel, Keisuke Tateno, Marc Pollefeys et al. (+3 more)

arXiv ID: 2408.16325
Published Aug 29, 2024

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