BoostDream refines coarse feed-forward text-to-3D assets via 3D distillation, multi-view SDS loss from a 2D diffusion model, and prompt-consistent normal maps to produce higher-quality results more efficiently than standard SDS.
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DDPO uses policy gradients on the denoising process to optimize diffusion models for arbitrary rewards like human feedback or compressibility.
Shap-E encodes 3D assets into implicit function parameters then uses a conditional diffusion model to generate new ones from text, enabling fast multi-representation 3D asset creation.
This review organizes literature on large multimodal models and object-centric vision into four themes—understanding, referring segmentation, editing, and generation—while summarizing paradigms, strategies, and challenges like instance permanence and consistent interaction.
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BoostDream: Efficient Refining for High-Quality Text-to-3D Generation from Multi-View Diffusion
BoostDream refines coarse feed-forward text-to-3D assets via 3D distillation, multi-view SDS loss from a 2D diffusion model, and prompt-consistent normal maps to produce higher-quality results more efficiently than standard SDS.
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Training Diffusion Models with Reinforcement Learning
DDPO uses policy gradients on the denoising process to optimize diffusion models for arbitrary rewards like human feedback or compressibility.
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Shap-E: Generating Conditional 3D Implicit Functions
Shap-E encodes 3D assets into implicit function parameters then uses a conditional diffusion model to generate new ones from text, enabling fast multi-representation 3D asset creation.
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LMMs Meet Object-Centric Vision: Understanding, Segmentation, Editing and Generation
This review organizes literature on large multimodal models and object-centric vision into four themes—understanding, referring segmentation, editing, and generation—while summarizing paradigms, strategies, and challenges like instance permanence and consistent interaction.