Aligning partial point clouds to frozen global 3D encoders without labels

PAGER uses geometric and relational distillation to map camera-coordinate observations into a pretrained semantic space, recovering 65 mIoU from a 2.57 mIoU baseline.

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Akira-Miranda Adeyomi Adeniran-Lowe · Binod Singh · Lars Arnold Dethlefsen · Lazaros Nalpantidis · Theodora Kontogianni

Technical University of Denmark · Pioneer Center for Artificial Intelligence

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Adeniran-Lowe et al.

The authors first quantified the representation mismatch by evaluating a frozen Sonata encoder (with a linear probe trained on full scenes) on single-frame camera-coordinate partial views from ScanNet.

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From Technical University of Denmark and Pioneer Center for Artificial Intelligence

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PAGER aligns partial 3D point cloud features to a frozen global semantic space using paired geometry, recovering performance lost to coordinate-frame mismatch.

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