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Code release for the CVPR 2022 paper "AutoSDF: Shape Priors for 3D Completion, Reconstruction and Generation".
gen3d_teaser_crop.mp4
Please install pytorch
and pytorch3d
. Or you can setup the environment using conda
:
conda env create -f autosdf.yaml
conda activate autosdf
However, the environments varies by each machine. We tested the code on Ubuntu 20.04
, cuda=11.3
, python=3.8.11
, pytorch=1.9.0
, pytorch3d=0.5.0
.
We provide a jupyter notebook for demo. First download the pretrained weights from this link, and put them under saved_ckpt
. Then start the notebook server with
jupyter notebook
And run:
demo_shape_comp.ipynb
for shape completiondemo_single_view_recon.ipynb
for single-view reconstructiondemo-lang-conditional.ipynb
for language-guided generation
First you need to download the ShapeNetCore.v1
following the instruction of https://www.shapenet.org/account/
. Put them under data/ShapeNet
. Then unzip the downloaded zip file. We assume the path to the unzipped folder is data/ShapeNet/ShapeNetCore.v1
. To extract SDF values, we followed the preprocessing steps from DISN.
The Pix3D dataset can be downloaded here: https://github.com/xingyuansun/pix3d.
- First train the
P-VQ-VAE
onShapeNet
:
./launchers/train_pvqvae_snet.sh
- Then extract the code for each sample of ShapeNet (caching them for training the transformer):
./launchers/extract_pvqvae_snet.sh
- Train the random-order-transformer to learn the shape prior:
./launchers/train_rand_tf_snet_code.sh
- To train the image marginal on Pix3D, first extract the code for each training data of Pix3D
./launchers/extract_pvqvae_pix3d.sh
- Train the image marginal on Pix3D
./launchers/train_resnet2vq_pix3d_img.sh
We originally use the implementation of the marching cubes from this repo: https://github.com/JustusThies/PyMarchingCubes. However, some of the dependencies seems to be outdated and makes the installation troublesome. Currently the quick workaround is installing mcubes
from https://github.com/pmneila/PyMCubes:
pip install PyMCubes
and replace all the lines import marching_cubes as mcubes
in our code with import mcubes
.
If you find this code helpful, please consider citing:
@inproceedings{autosdf2022,
title={{AutoSDF}: Shape Priors for 3D Completion, Reconstruction and Generation},
author={Mittal, Paritosh and Cheng, Yen-Chi and Singh, Maneesh and Tulsiani, Shubham},
booktitle={CVPR},
year={2022}
}
This code borrowed heavily from Cycle-GAN, VQ-GAN. Thanks for the efforts for making their code available!