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Multi-view Reconstruction via SfM-guided Monocular Depth Estimation Contributions: • We propose a novel approach to inject SfM priors into diffusion-based depth estimation, enabling highly accurate and multi-view consistent depth predictions for each viewpoint. • Based on the proposed depth estimator, we design a new multi-view 3D geometry reconstruction framework...

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Method overview!

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Securade.ai1 год назад

this is really impressive work on multi-view reconstruction! the use of SfM priors to guide diffusion-based depth estimation seems like a smart way to improve accuracy and consistency. i'll definitely check out the paper and code.

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