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Sem Semantic 3D Modelling antic 3D Modelling ubor Ladick work with Christian Hne, Nikolay Savinov, Jianbo Shi, Bernhard Zeisl, Marc Pollefeys Schedule Introduction Discrete MRF Optimization using Graph Cuts Classifiers for


  1. Data-driven Depth Estimation Desired properties : 1. Pixel-wise classifier 2. Translation invariant 3. Depth transforms with inverse scaling Sufficient to train a binary classifier predicting a single d C

  2. Data-driven Depth Estimation Desired properties : 1. Pixel-wise classifier 2. Translation invariant 3. Depth transforms with inverse scaling Sufficient to train a binary classifier predicting a single d C For other depths d :

  3. Data-driven Depth Estimation Desired properties : 1. Pixel-wise classifier 2. Translation invariant 3. Depth transforms with inverse scaling

  4. Data-driven Depth Estimation Desired properties : 1. Pixel-wise classifier 2. Translation invariant 3. Depth transforms with inverse scaling Generalized to multiple semantic classes semantic label

  5. Training the classifier 1. Image pyramid is built

  6. Training the classifier 1. Image pyramid is built 2. Training data randomly sampled

  7. Training the classifier 1. Image pyramid is built 2. Training data randomly sampled 3. Samples of each class at d C used as positives

  8. Training the classifier 1. Image pyramid is built 2. Training data randomly sampled 3. Samples of each class at d C used as positives 4. Samples of other classes or at d ≠ d C used as negatives

  9. Training the classifier 1. Image pyramid is built 2. Training data randomly sampled 3. Samples of each class at d C used as positives 4. Samples of other classes or at d ≠ d C used as negatives 5. Multi-class classifier trained

  10. Classifying the patch Dense Features SIFT, LBP, Self Similarity, Texton

  11. Classifying the patch Dense Features SIFT, LBP, Self Similarity, Texton Representation Soft BOW representations in the set of random rectangles

  12. Classifying the patch Dense Features SIFT, LBP, Self Similarity, Texton Representation Soft BOW representations in the set of random rectangles Classifier AdaBoost

  13. Experiments KITTI dataset • 30 training & 30 test images (1382 x 512) • 12 semantic labels, depth 2-50m (except sky ) • ratio of neighbouring depths d i+1 / d i = 1.25 NYU2 dataset • 725 training & 724 test images (640 x 480) • 40 semantic labels, depth in the range 1-10 m • ratio of neighbouring depths d i+1 / d i = 1.25

  14. KITTI results

  15. NYU2 results

  16. NYU2 results

  17. Surface Normal Estimation Not explored much in the literature… so how to approach it?

  18. Surface Normal Estimation Not explored much in the literature… so how to approach it? Pixels or Super-pixels?

  19. Pixel-based Classifiers Feature representation Input image • Context-based (context pixels or rectangles) feature representations [Shotton06, Shotton08]

  20. Pixel-based Classifiers Feature representation Input image • Context-based (context pixels or rectangles) feature representations [Shotton06, Shotton08] • Classifier typically noisy and does not follow object boundaries

  21. Segment-based Classifiers Feature representation Input image • Based on feature statistics in segments

  22. Segment-based Classifiers Feature representation Input image • Based on feature statistics in segments • Segments expected to be label-consistent

  23. Segment-based Classifiers Feature representation Input image • Based on feature statistics in segments • Segments expected to be label-consistent • One particular segmentation has to be chosen

  24. Joint Regularization Input image Independent classifiers • Existing optimization methods (Ladicky09) designed for discrete labels

  25. Joint Regularization Input image Independent classifiers • Existing optimization methods (Ladicky09) designed for discrete labels • Not obvious how to generalize for continuous problems

  26. Joint Regularization Input image Independent classifiers • Existing optimization methods (Ladicky09) designed for discrete labels • Not obvious how to generalize for continuous problems • Maybe we can directly learn joint classifier

  27. Joint Learning Input image Segment representation How to convert segment representation into pixel representation?

  28. Joint Learning Input image Segment representation How to convert segment representation into pixel representation? • Representation of a pixel the same as of the segment it belongs to

  29. Joint Learning Input image Segment representation How to convert segment representation into pixel representation? • Representation of a pixel the same as of the segment it belongs to • Equivalent to weighted segment based approach

  30. Joint Learning How to convert segment representation into pixel representation? • Representation of a pixel the same as of the segment it belongs to • Equivalent to weighted segment based approach • Concatenation to combine pixel and multiple segment representations

  31. Joint Learning To simplify regression problem • Normals clustered using K-means clustering • Each represented as weighted sums of cluster centres using local coding

  32. Joint Learning To simplify regression problem • Normals clustered using K-means clustering • Each represented as weighted sums of cluster centres using local coding • Learning formulated as a regression into local coding coordinates

  33. Pipeline of our Method

  34. RMRC Challenge Results Input image err = 40.366 Input image err = 32.446 Input image err = 33.636 err = 38.043 Input image err = 35.109 Input image err = 37.066 Input image Input image err = 35.849 Input image err = 28.379 Input image err = 35.429

  35. RMRC Challenge Results Input image err = 37.688 Input image err = 40.784 Input image err = 51.897 Input image err = 28.216 Input image err = 32.034 Input image err = 68.038 Input image err = 33.174 Input image err = 41.131 Input image err = 38.873

  36. Schedule • Introduction • Discrete MRF Optimization using Graph Cuts • Classifiers for Semantic 3D Modelling • Higher Order MRFs with Ray Potentials • Discrete Formulation • Continuous Relaxation

  37. Semantic 3D Reconstruction . Semantic estimates Input images Semantic 3D model Depth estimates

  38. Semantic 3D Reconstruction Pixel predictions - prediction of the first occupied voxel along the ray Predictions of the semantic label of the first occupied voxel Predictions of the depth of the first occupied voxel

  39. Semantic 3D Reconstruction Volumetric formulation

  40. Semantic 3D Reconstruction Volumetric formulation Ray potentials Pairwise regularizer

  41. Semantic 3D Reconstruction Volumetric formulation Ray potentials Pairwise regularizer Ray potentials typically approximated by unary potentials • voxels behind the depth estimate should be occupied • voxels just in front of the depth estimate should be free space ( Zach 3DPVT08, Häne CVPR13, Kundu ECCV14, ..)

  42. Semantic 3D Reconstruction Volumetric formulation Ray potentials Pairwise regularizer We try to solve the right problem!

  43. Semantic 3D Reconstruction Volumetric formulation Ray potentials Pairwise regularizer Cost based on the first occupied voxel along the ray freespace depth label

  44. Two-label problem Discrete formulation using QPBO relaxation x 0 x 1 x 2 x 6 x 3 x 4 x 5 x 0 x 1 x 2 x 3 x 5 x 6 x 4

  45. Two-label problem Discrete formulation using QPBO relaxation x 0 x 1 x 2 x 6 x 3 x 4 x 5 x 0 x 1 x 2 x 3 x 5 x 6 x 4 Our goal is to find :

  46. Two-label problem Discrete formulation using QPBO relaxation x 0 x 1 x 2 x 6 x 3 x 4 x 5 x 0 x 1 x 2 x 3 x 5 x 6 x 4 Our goal is to find : such that is : 1) A pairwise function 2) Number of edges grows linearly with the length for a ray 3) Symmetric to inherit QPBO properties

  47. Two-label problem To find we do these steps: 1) Polynomial representation of the ray potential 2) Transformation into submodular function over x and x Pairwise construction using auxiliary variables z 3) 4) Merging variables (Ramalingam12) for linear complexity 5) Symmetrization of the graph

  48. Polynomial representation of the ray potential Two-label ray potential takes the form: where x i = 0 for occupied voxel x i = 1 for free-space

  49. Polynomial representation of the ray potential Two-label ray potential takes the form: where x i = 0 for occupied voxel x i = 1 for free-space We want to transform the potential into:

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