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HumanSplat: Generalizable Single-Image Human Gaussian Splatting with Structure Priors

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arxiv 2406.12459 v2 pith:FHIKRPXA submitted 2024-06-18 cs.CV

classification cs.CV
keywords humanhumansplatpriorsgaussiangeneralizablehigh-fidelityimagesreconstruction
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Despite recent advancements in high-fidelity human reconstruction techniques, the requirements for densely captured images or time-consuming per-instance optimization significantly hinder their applications in broader scenarios. To tackle these issues, we present HumanSplat which predicts the 3D Gaussian Splatting properties of any human from a single input image in a generalizable manner. In particular, HumanSplat comprises a 2D multi-view diffusion model and a latent reconstruction transformer with human structure priors that adeptly integrate geometric priors and semantic features within a unified framework. A hierarchical loss that incorporates human semantic information is further designed to achieve high-fidelity texture modeling and better constrain the estimated multiple views. Comprehensive experiments on standard benchmarks and in-the-wild images demonstrate that HumanSplat surpasses existing state-of-the-art methods in achieving photorealistic novel-view synthesis.

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