GLASS: Geometry-aware Local Alignment and Structure Synchronization Network for 2D-3D Registration
arXiv cs.LG / 3/30/2026
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Key Points
- The paper introduces GLASS, a geometry-aware local alignment and structure synchronization network aimed at improving image-to-point-cloud registration accuracy, especially in scenes with repetitive patterns.
- It proposes two key modules—Local Geometry Enhancement (LGE), which injects geometric structure into image features using normal vectors, and Graph Distribution Consistency (GDC), which builds a graph over matched points to update features and constrain similarity distributions.
- The method is designed to move beyond coarse-to-fine patch correspondence by explicitly enforcing structural consistency so correspondences are better exploited during refinement.
- Experiments and ablation studies on RGB-D Scenes v2 and 7-Scenes report state-of-the-art performance for image-to-point-cloud registration.
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