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SelfNeRF: Fast Training NeRF for Human from Monocular Self-rotating Video

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arxiv 2210.01651 v1 pith:BDA4LJJ6 submitted 2022-10-04 cs.CV cs.GR

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keywords humanselfnerfmonoculartrainingchallengingfieldneuralradiance
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In this paper, we propose SelfNeRF, an efficient neural radiance field based novel view synthesis method for human performance. Given monocular self-rotating videos of human performers, SelfNeRF can train from scratch and achieve high-fidelity results in about twenty minutes. Some recent works have utilized the neural radiance field for dynamic human reconstruction. However, most of these methods need multi-view inputs and require hours of training, making it still difficult for practical use. To address this challenging problem, we introduce a surface-relative representation based on multi-resolution hash encoding that can greatly improve the training speed and aggregate inter-frame information. Extensive experimental results on several different datasets demonstrate the effectiveness and efficiency of SelfNeRF to challenging monocular videos.

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