WayveScenes101: A Dataset and Benchmark for Novel View Synthesis in Autonomous Driving

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Auteurs principaux: Zürn, Jannik, Gladkov, Paul, Dudas, Sofía, Cotter, Fergal, Toteva, Sofi, Shotton, Jamie, Simaiaki, Vasiliki, Mohan, Nikhil
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author Zürn, Jannik
Gladkov, Paul
Dudas, Sofía
Cotter, Fergal
Toteva, Sofi
Shotton, Jamie
Simaiaki, Vasiliki
Mohan, Nikhil
author_facet Zürn, Jannik
Gladkov, Paul
Dudas, Sofía
Cotter, Fergal
Toteva, Sofi
Shotton, Jamie
Simaiaki, Vasiliki
Mohan, Nikhil
contents We present WayveScenes101, a dataset designed to help the community advance the state of the art in novel view synthesis that focuses on challenging driving scenes containing many dynamic and deformable elements with changing geometry and texture. The dataset comprises 101 driving scenes across a wide range of environmental conditions and driving scenarios. The dataset is designed for benchmarking reconstructions on in-the-wild driving scenes, with many inherent challenges for scene reconstruction methods including image glare, rapid exposure changes, and highly dynamic scenes with significant occlusion. Along with the raw images, we include COLMAP-derived camera poses in standard data formats. We propose an evaluation protocol for evaluating models on held-out camera views that are off-axis from the training views, specifically testing the generalisation capabilities of methods. Finally, we provide detailed metadata for all scenes, including weather, time of day, and traffic conditions, to allow for a detailed model performance breakdown across scene characteristics. Dataset and code are available at https://github.com/wayveai/wayve_scenes.
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spellingShingle WayveScenes101: A Dataset and Benchmark for Novel View Synthesis in Autonomous Driving
Zürn, Jannik
Gladkov, Paul
Dudas, Sofía
Cotter, Fergal
Toteva, Sofi
Shotton, Jamie
Simaiaki, Vasiliki
Mohan, Nikhil
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Graphics
Robotics
We present WayveScenes101, a dataset designed to help the community advance the state of the art in novel view synthesis that focuses on challenging driving scenes containing many dynamic and deformable elements with changing geometry and texture. The dataset comprises 101 driving scenes across a wide range of environmental conditions and driving scenarios. The dataset is designed for benchmarking reconstructions on in-the-wild driving scenes, with many inherent challenges for scene reconstruction methods including image glare, rapid exposure changes, and highly dynamic scenes with significant occlusion. Along with the raw images, we include COLMAP-derived camera poses in standard data formats. We propose an evaluation protocol for evaluating models on held-out camera views that are off-axis from the training views, specifically testing the generalisation capabilities of methods. Finally, we provide detailed metadata for all scenes, including weather, time of day, and traffic conditions, to allow for a detailed model performance breakdown across scene characteristics. Dataset and code are available at https://github.com/wayveai/wayve_scenes.
title WayveScenes101: A Dataset and Benchmark for Novel View Synthesis in Autonomous Driving
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Graphics
Robotics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.08280