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GRNet:Geometry Restoration for G-PCC Compressed Point Clouds Using Auxiliary Density Signaling.
IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics
|November 27, 2023
Summary
Geometry restoration network (GRNet) addresses lossy Geometry-based Point Cloud Compression (G-PCC) distortions by tackling point vanishing and displacement. This approach significantly enhances point cloud quality and outperforms existing methods.
Area of Science:
- Computer Vision
- Geometric Deep Learning
- Data Compression
Background:
- Lossy Geometry-based Point Cloud Compression (G-PCC) degrades point cloud geometry, impacting reconstruction quality and downstream tasks like classification.
- G-PCC distortions stem from point vanishing and point displacement, influenced by original point cloud density.
Purpose of the Study:
- To propose GRNet, a novel network for geometry restoration of large-scale G-PCC compressed point clouds.
- To address the dual challenges of point vanishing and displacement caused by G-PCC.
Main Methods:
- GRNet employs two specialized models: Coordinate Expansion for point vanishing and Coordinate Refinement for point displacement.
- A Feature Analysis Module with kNN-based Transformer fuses multiscale information for adaptive neighborhood geometric characterization.
- Auxiliary density information guides the selection of restoration strategies.
Main Results:
- GRNet significantly improves G-PCC anchor performance.
- The method demonstrates superior quantitative and qualitative results across diverse point cloud types (solid, dense, sparse).
- GRNet achieves faster processing speeds and utilizes smaller models compared to existing learning-based methods.
Conclusions:
- GRNet effectively restores geometry in G-PCC compressed point clouds, mitigating quality degradation.
- The proposed approach offers an efficient and effective solution for point cloud geometry restoration, suitable for practical applications.
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