3D Neural Sculpting (3DNS): Editing Neural Signed Distance Functions
In recent years, implicit surface representations through neural networks that encode the signed distance have gained popularity and have achieved state-of-the-art results in various tasks (e.g. shape representation, shape reconstruction, and learning shape priors). However, in contrast to conventio...
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Zusammenfassung: | In recent years, implicit surface representations through neural networks
that encode the signed distance have gained popularity and have achieved
state-of-the-art results in various tasks (e.g. shape representation, shape
reconstruction, and learning shape priors). However, in contrast to
conventional shape representations such as polygon meshes, the implicit
representations cannot be easily edited and existing works that attempt to
address this problem are extremely limited. In this work, we propose the first
method for efficient interactive editing of signed distance functions expressed
through neural networks, allowing free-form editing. Inspired by 3D sculpting
software for meshes, we use a brush-based framework that is intuitive and can
in the future be used by sculptors and digital artists. In order to localize
the desired surface deformations, we regulate the network by using a copy of it
to sample the previously expressed surface. We introduce a novel framework for
simulating sculpting-style surface edits, in conjunction with interactive
surface sampling and efficient adaptation of network weights. We qualitatively
and quantitatively evaluate our method in various different 3D objects and
under many different edits. The reported results clearly show that our method
yields high accuracy, in terms of achieving the desired edits, while at the
same time preserving the geometry outside the interaction areas. |
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DOI: | 10.48550/arxiv.2209.13971 |