SweepNet: Unsupervised Learning Shape Abstraction via Neural Sweepers
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| author | Zhao, Mingrui Wang, Yizhi Yu, Fenggen Zou, Changqing Mahdavi-Amiri, Ali |
| author_facet | Zhao, Mingrui Wang, Yizhi Yu, Fenggen Zou, Changqing Mahdavi-Amiri, Ali |
| contents | Shape abstraction is an important task for simplifying complex geometric structures while retaining essential features. Sweep surfaces, commonly found in human-made objects, aid in this process by effectively capturing and representing object geometry, thereby facilitating abstraction. In this paper, we introduce \papername, a novel approach to shape abstraction through sweep surfaces. We propose an effective parameterization for sweep surfaces, utilizing superellipses for profile representation and B-spline curves for the axis. This compact representation, requiring as few as 14 float numbers, facilitates intuitive and interactive editing while preserving shape details effectively. Additionally, by introducing a differentiable neural sweeper and an encoder-decoder architecture, we demonstrate the ability to predict sweep surface representations without supervision. We show the superiority of our model through several quantitative and qualitative experiments throughout the paper. Our code is available at https://mingrui-zhao.github.io/SweepNet/ |
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| spellingShingle | SweepNet: Unsupervised Learning Shape Abstraction via Neural Sweepers Zhao, Mingrui Wang, Yizhi Yu, Fenggen Zou, Changqing Mahdavi-Amiri, Ali Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Graphics Shape abstraction is an important task for simplifying complex geometric structures while retaining essential features. Sweep surfaces, commonly found in human-made objects, aid in this process by effectively capturing and representing object geometry, thereby facilitating abstraction. In this paper, we introduce \papername, a novel approach to shape abstraction through sweep surfaces. We propose an effective parameterization for sweep surfaces, utilizing superellipses for profile representation and B-spline curves for the axis. This compact representation, requiring as few as 14 float numbers, facilitates intuitive and interactive editing while preserving shape details effectively. Additionally, by introducing a differentiable neural sweeper and an encoder-decoder architecture, we demonstrate the ability to predict sweep surface representations without supervision. We show the superiority of our model through several quantitative and qualitative experiments throughout the paper. Our code is available at https://mingrui-zhao.github.io/SweepNet/ |
| title | SweepNet: Unsupervised Learning Shape Abstraction via Neural Sweepers |
| topic | Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Graphics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.06305 |