CDPR integrates polarization priors into a diffusion-based monocular depth estimator via shared latent space and adaptive gating, outperforming RGB-only methods in challenging scenes.
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PointDiT is a from-scratch pixel-space Diffusion Transformer for monocular 3D point map estimation that outperforms latent diffusion models in sharpness and ambiguous regions while using a simpler architecture.
MTD turns relative depth into metric depth via segment-wise sparse graph optimization and discontinuity-aware geodesic pixel refinement, claiming better accuracy and generalization than prior depth methods.
UniDepthV2 predicts metric 3D points directly from single images using a self-promptable camera module, pseudo-spherical representation, and new losses for improved cross-domain generalization.
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CDPR: Cross-modal Diffusion with Polarization for Reliable Monocular Depth Estimation
CDPR integrates polarization priors into a diffusion-based monocular depth estimator via shared latent space and adaptive gating, outperforming RGB-only methods in challenging scenes.
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PointDiT: Pixel-Space Diffusion for Monocular Geometry Estimation
PointDiT is a from-scratch pixel-space Diffusion Transformer for monocular 3D point map estimation that outperforms latent diffusion models in sharpness and ambiguous regions while using a simpler architecture.
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The Midas Touch for Metric Depth
MTD turns relative depth into metric depth via segment-wise sparse graph optimization and discontinuity-aware geodesic pixel refinement, claiming better accuracy and generalization than prior depth methods.
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UniDepthV2: Universal Monocular Metric Depth Estimation Made Simpler
UniDepthV2 predicts metric 3D points directly from single images using a self-promptable camera module, pseudo-spherical representation, and new losses for improved cross-domain generalization.