ICCP, 2021
Haimin Luo
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Anpei Chen
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Qixuan Zhang
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Bai Pang
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Minye Wu
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Lan Xu
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Jingyi Yu
This repository contains a pytorch implementation for the paper: Convolutional Neural Opacity Radiance Fields. In this paper, we present ConvNeRF, a novel scheme to generate opacity radiance fields with a convolutional neural renderer for fuzzy objects with high feaqurncy details.
Create a virtual environment and install requirements as follow
conda create -n convnerf python=3.7
conda activate convnerf
pip install -r requirement.txt
Install pytorch3d following the official installation steps.
The code is tested on Ubuntu 18.04 + Pytorch 1.12.1.
The synthetic dataset can be found at synthetic datasets.
The pre-trained model on dataset wolf and hair in our paper can be found at pre-trained models.
Download the dataset. Then modify the config file code/configs/configs.yml.
To train on our dataset, e.g., wolf, set INPUT.SIZE_TRAIN and INPUT.SIZE_TEST to control the image size in training and testing procedure, e.g., 800x500.
DATASETS.TRAIN and DATASETS.TEST are root directory of training and testing dataset, e.g, wolf_train and wolf_test.
OUTPUTDIR is the output directory of training logs and model checkpoints.
The modified config file will be copied to OUTPUTDIR as a backup.
The training script is code/tools/train_net.py, to train a convnerf as follow:
cd code/tools/
python train_net.py 1
Load our pre-trained models or re-trained models and render an around-view video:
cd code/tools/
python render.py --config $OUTPUTDIR/configs.yml --ckpt $OUTPUTDIR/rfnr_checkpoint_147000.pt --cam_pose $PATH_TO_DATASET/CamPose_spiral.inf --intrinsic $PATH_TO_DATASET/Intrinsic_spiral.inf --gpu_id 1 --out_dir $RENDERING_DIR
OUTPUTDIR is the directory of training config file and pre-trained model as described above.
PATH_TO_DATASET is the root directory of training dataset.
RENDERING_DIR is the path to save renderings. The renderings should be around-view videos and corresponding images of each frame.
Load our pre-trained models or re-trained models, render views in testing dataset and compute evaluation metric, e.g., psnr:
cd code/tools/
python test.py --config $OUTPUTDIR/configs.yml --ckpt $OUTPUTDIR/rfnr_checkpoint_147000.pt --gpu_id 1 --out_dir $RENDERING_DIR --dataset_val_path $PATH_TO_VAL_DATASET
PATH_TO_VAL_DATASET is the root directory of testing dataset, e.g., Hair_test.
Prepare your data as follow:
root directory
├── img
│ └── 0
│ └──img_%04d.jpg - RGB images for each view. view number start from 0.
│ └──img_%04d_alpha.png - alpha mattes for corresponding RGB image.
│
├── pointclouds
│ └── frame1.txt - point cloud. Each row is the "x y z" coordinate for a 3D point.
│
├── meshes
│ └── frame1.obj - 3D proxy mesh. It should be able to enclose the entire hair object.
│
├── CamPose.inf -Camera extrinsics. In each row, the 3x4 [R T] matrix is displayed in columns, with the third column followed by columns 1, 2, and 4, where R*X^{camera}+T=X^{world}.
│
└── Intrinsic.inf -Camera intrinsics. The format of each intrinsics is: "idx \n fx 0 cx \n 0 fy cy \n 0 0 1 \n \n" (idx starts from 0)
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└── CamPose_spiral.inf (optional) -Camera extrinsics for rendering an around-view video.
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└── Intrinsic_spiral.inf (optional) -Camera intrinsics for rendering an around-view video.
If you find our code or paper helps, please consider citing:
@INPROCEEDINGS {9466273,
author = {H. Luo and A. Chen and Q. Zhang and B. Pang and M. Wu and L. Xu and J. Yu},
booktitle = {2021 IEEE International Conference on Computational Photography (ICCP)},
title = {Convolutional Neural Opacity Radiance Fields},
year = {2021},
volume = {},
issn = {},
pages = {1-12},
keywords = {training;photography;telepresence;image color analysis;computational modeling;entertainment industry;image capture},
doi = {10.1109/ICCP51581.2021.9466273},
url = {https://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/ICCP51581.2021.9466273},
publisher = {IEEE Computer Society},
address = {Los Alamitos, CA, USA},
month = {may}
}