Training-Free Instance-Aware 3D Scene Reconstruction and Diffusion-Based View Synthesis from Sparse Images
arXiv cs.CV / 3/24/2026
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Key Points
- The paper presents a training-free pipeline for reconstructing and rendering 3D indoor scenes from a sparse set of unposed RGB images, avoiding both per-scene optimization and pose preprocessing required by many radiance-field methods.
- It combines a robust point-cloud reconstruction step with a warping-based anomaly removal strategy to filter unreliable geometry, improving reconstruction quality under limited input.
- The method lifts 2D segmentation masks into a consistent, instance-aware 3D representation using a warping-guided 2D-to-3D mechanism, enabling more structured scene understanding.
- For novel view synthesis, it projects the reconstructed point cloud into new viewpoints and refines results with a 3D-aware diffusion model to enhance realism despite missing geometry.
- The authors show object-level editing (e.g., instance removal) can be performed by modifying only the point cloud, producing consistent edited views without retraining, supporting efficient editable 3D content generation.
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