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Neural Radiance Field-based Visual Rendering: A Comprehensive Review

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arxiv 2404.00714 v1 pith:PJ2NIIAN submitted 2024-03-31 cs.CV

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In recent years, Neural Radiance Fields (NeRF) has made remarkable progress in the field of computer vision and graphics, providing strong technical support for solving key tasks including 3D scene understanding, new perspective synthesis, human body reconstruction, robotics, and so on, the attention of academics to this research result is growing. As a revolutionary neural implicit field representation, NeRF has caused a continuous research boom in the academic community. Therefore, the purpose of this review is to provide an in-depth analysis of the research literature on NeRF within the past two years, to provide a comprehensive academic perspective for budding researchers. In this paper, the core architecture of NeRF is first elaborated in detail, followed by a discussion of various improvement strategies for NeRF, and case studies of NeRF in diverse application scenarios, demonstrating its practical utility in different domains. In terms of datasets and evaluation metrics, This paper details the key resources needed for NeRF model training. Finally, this paper provides a prospective discussion on the future development trends and potential challenges of NeRF, aiming to provide research inspiration for researchers in the field and to promote the further development of related technologies.

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