A regularization technique that treats diffusion model outputs as a similarity kernel during material optimization in inverse rendering, enabling joint reconstruction of geometry, materials, and illumination that satisfies the rendering equation and generalizes to new lighting.
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GASE automates high-fidelity simulation scene reconstruction from multi-view panoramic videos via Gaussian splatting, object extraction, and inpainting, yielding robot policies with under 10% performance gap versus real-world training.
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Diffusion-Based Material Regularization for Physics-Based Inverse Rendering
A regularization technique that treats diffusion model outputs as a similarity kernel during material optimization in inverse rendering, enabling joint reconstruction of geometry, materials, and illumination that satisfies the rendering equation and generalizes to new lighting.
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GASE: Gaussian Splatting-Based Automated System for Reconstructing Embodied-Simulation Environments
GASE automates high-fidelity simulation scene reconstruction from multi-view panoramic videos via Gaussian splatting, object extraction, and inpainting, yielding robot policies with under 10% performance gap versus real-world training.