Fine-Grained Spatially Varying Material Selection in Images
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| author | Guerrero-Viu, Julia Fischer, Michael Georgiev, Iliyan Garces, Elena Gutierrez, Diego Masia, Belen Deschaintre, Valentin |
| author_facet | Guerrero-Viu, Julia Fischer, Michael Georgiev, Iliyan Garces, Elena Gutierrez, Diego Masia, Belen Deschaintre, Valentin |
| contents | Selection is the first step in many image editing processes, enabling faster and simpler modifications of all pixels sharing a common modality. In this work, we present a method for material selection in images, robust to lighting and reflectance variations, which can be used for downstream editing tasks. We rely on vision transformer (ViT) models and leverage their features for selection, proposing a multi-resolution processing strategy that yields finer and more stable selection results than prior methods. Furthermore, we enable selection at two levels: texture and subtexture, leveraging a new two-level material selection (DuMaS) dataset which includes dense annotations for over 800,000 synthetic images, both on the texture and subtexture levels. |
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| spellingShingle | Fine-Grained Spatially Varying Material Selection in Images Guerrero-Viu, Julia Fischer, Michael Georgiev, Iliyan Garces, Elena Gutierrez, Diego Masia, Belen Deschaintre, Valentin Graphics Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Selection is the first step in many image editing processes, enabling faster and simpler modifications of all pixels sharing a common modality. In this work, we present a method for material selection in images, robust to lighting and reflectance variations, which can be used for downstream editing tasks. We rely on vision transformer (ViT) models and leverage their features for selection, proposing a multi-resolution processing strategy that yields finer and more stable selection results than prior methods. Furthermore, we enable selection at two levels: texture and subtexture, leveraging a new two-level material selection (DuMaS) dataset which includes dense annotations for over 800,000 synthetic images, both on the texture and subtexture levels. |
| title | Fine-Grained Spatially Varying Material Selection in Images |
| topic | Graphics Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.09023 |