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📢GaussianGPT: autoregressive 3D Gaussian scene generation. We introduce a GPT-style model that directly generates 3D Gaussian scenes, token by token, in a series of small, discrete decision steps. Generation, completion, and large-scale outpainting in a single pipeline. Unlike diffusion-based approaches, GaussianGPT explicitly models the scene distribution at every step,...

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Gregor 的头像
Gregor6 个月前

I'm not sure "token by token" is the right framing here. Gaussians aren't really discrete units the way words are, so forcing that paradigm seems like it's fighting the representation more than leveraging it.

Clément Jambon 的头像
Clément Jambon6 个月前

Very cool work! We followed a quite similar pipeline a couple of year ago to generate scenes from a single-exemplar: In our case, latent features were DINO and Gaussians were decoded with a patch-based synthesis step (inspired by PatchMatch).

Andreas Klinger 🦾 的头像
Andreas Klinger 🦾6 个月前

this is really interesting! does this mean it builds a scene "meter by meter" (tokens as splats done over distance)? if yes there is tons of usecases for this - eg worldmodels for robotics, interactive games, VR, or simply generation of scenes, etc etc all combined with really fast rendering longer term end-state here could be, a model that does "chain of thought" directly in latent space and allows a worldmodel to reason not in pixels but full environments at absurd speed lmk if understanding this is BS and also kudos @nicolasvluetzow @barbara_roessle @katha_schmid

Matthias Niessner 的头像
Matthias Niessner6 个月前

Yes, pretty much, although tokens are smaller granularity than meters. We also see the same use cases :)

Andreas Klinger 🦾 的头像
Andreas Klinger 🦾6 个月前

yes - was more meant as figure of speech obvious genuinely - this is the most exciting thing i have seen a long time in that space true 3d worldmodels - not 2d hacks

Evan Bacon 🥓 的头像
Evan Bacon 🥓6 个月前

Incredible

Florian Hoenig 的头像
Florian Hoenig6 个月前

Pretty coooool :-) You think this approach could work with SDF primitives too?

Nabil Ess 的头像
Nabil Ess6 个月前

This is sick! 🔥No input photos, no COLMAP, no Meshroom, no classic Structure-from-Motion at generation time.

Mathieu Tuli 的头像
Mathieu Tuli6 个月前

very cool!

kieran.base.eth 的头像
kieran.base.eth6 个月前

that's sick I was trying to do AR a while back i feel like this would bang

Micha 的头像
Micha6 个月前

@nicolasvluetzow Is this open source?

Bika.ai 的头像
Bika.ai6 个月前

We are moving from capturing reality to predicting it. The data moat just got deeper.

Ajinkya Gorad 的头像
Ajinkya Gorad6 个月前

how about object by object, LLM recalls the scene that gets generated in its space, whether in gauss splats or text clearly sequential representation here is shown, much like image generation in chatgpt, is it volumetric generation using LLM, but with using gaussian?

Cris Lenta 的头像
Cris Lenta6 个月前

this is awesome!

Victor Kyriazakos 的头像
Victor Kyriazakos6 个月前

Awesome work! Can’t wait to integrate this into our StudioTwin platform and bring it to the hands of UE5 filmmakers. What’s the performance like for a full scene generation?

Manish 的头像
Manish6 个月前

dream come true type shi

Max Fowler 的头像
Max Fowler6 个月前

HOly Ish 😮

earendil 的头像
earendil6 个月前

@janusch_patas interesting

David Aerne 的头像
David Aerne6 个月前

impressive!

INT 16H 的头像
INT 16H6 个月前

Will you release all trained models? Would tremendously help with adjacent research

antoine 的头像
antoine5 个月前

so we're basically teaching GPT to think in 3D now? next thing you know it'll be generating entire metaverses token by token while i'm still trying to get my gaussian splats to not look like abstract art gone wrong

Conor 的头像
Conor6 个月前

love it

Rey Neill 的头像
Rey Neill6 个月前

Cool

mr.tipton 的头像
mr.tipton6 个月前

Are you saying this generates a point cloud that doesn’t break at certain camera angles?

Krish Shah 的头像
Krish Shah6 个月前

does this create splats from images, text or as of now just edit them?

Will {AI} 的头像
Will {AI}6 个月前

When will be codea? If there will be ability to choose image gen models?

Alec Yiu 的头像
Alec Yiu6 个月前

Very cool!

ioannis karavas 的头像
ioannis karavas6 个月前

cc @SirWrender

dailypapers.io 的头像
dailypapers.io6 个月前

🚀

Nyck Maftum 的头像
Nyck Maftum6 个月前

oMG

Zev Rekhter 的头像
Zev Rekhter6 个月前

any credible application of this could 100x compute demand

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