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A dual-prior driven Gaussian splatting framework for high-fidelity reconstruction of museum artifacts
This paper proposes a novel 3D Gaussian Splatting (3DGS) framework for high-fidelity reconstruction of museum artifacts, overcoming limitations of existing methods by directly operating on colored point clouds. It introduces a dual-prior guided approach: a feature-aware sampling for precise geometric prior and an ideal visual prior through enhanced synthetic views. This enables robust and accurate digitization of cultural heritage, validated with significant PSNR improvements.
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Leveraging our dual-prior framework for high-fidelity reconstruction:
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Details the methodology for building a precise geometric foundation from raw point cloud data, including multi-scale feature representation and saliency-driven adaptive sampling.
Explains how synthetic views are generated and refined using anti-aliasing (SMAA) and Transformer-based super-resolution to provide high-quality visual supervision.
Covers the initialization of Gaussian primitives using the constructed priors, the loss function, and adaptive geometric evolution for high-fidelity 3D reconstruction.
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PSNR Improvement over Baseline
Our method achieves a significant PSNR improvement on the self-built CHARM-3D dataset, demonstrating superior rendering quality, particularly in restoring complex artifact details and materials.
Dual-Prior Driven 3DGS Framework
High-Precision Dense Point Cloud Input
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Feature-Aware Geometric Prior Construction
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Synthetic Visual Prior Generation & Enhancement
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3DGS Training & Optimization
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High-Fidelity 3D Model Output
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Application in Cultural Heritage Digitization
This framework offers an innovative and robust pipeline for effectively leveraging vast archives of existing 3D scan data, addressing the challenge of reconstructing museum artifacts archived as colored point clouds without registered images. It ensures high-fidelity digitization and enhances public accessibility to cultural heritage.
Outcome: Achieves state-of-the-art rendering quality and geometric fidelity for museum artifacts, unlocking the potential of vast archives of 3D scan data.
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Our AI-driven 3D reconstruction pipeline can significantly reduce the manual effort and time required for digitizing museum artifacts, improving accuracy and throughput. Estimate your potential savings.
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Your Implementation Roadmap
A typical deployment of our dual-prior driven 3DGS framework involves these key phases:
Phase 1: Data Ingestion & Prior Generation
Initial setup, including ingestion of existing point cloud archives and the automated generation of geometric and visual priors using our feature-aware sampling and view enhancement pipeline.
Phase 2: AI Model Training & Refinement
Leveraging the dual priors, the 3DGS model is trained and optimized for high-fidelity reconstruction. Adaptive geometric evolution ensures precise detail recovery.
Phase 3: Digital Surrogate Generation & Deployment
Output of high-fidelity 3D models suitable for virtual exhibitions, research, and long-term archival. Integration with existing digital asset management systems.
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