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Panoptic Lifting for 3D Scene Understanding (CVPR2023 Highlight)

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This repository contains the implementation for the paper:

Panoptic Lifting for 3D Scene Understanding with Neural Fields by Yawar Siddiqui, Lorenzo Porzi, Samuel Rota Bulò, Norman Müller, Matthias Nießner, Angela Dai and Peter Kontschieder.

Dependencies

Install requirements from the project root directory:

pip install -r requirements.txt

In case errors show up for missing packages, install them manually.

Structure

Overall code structure is as follows:

Pre-trained Models and Data

Download the pretrained models from here and the corresponding processed scene data from here. Extract both zips in the project root directory, such that trained models are in pretrained-examples/ directory and data is in data/ directory. More pretrained models and data from ScanNet dataset are also provided.

Running inference

To run inference use the following command

python inference/render_panopli.py <PATH_TO_CHECKPOINT> <IF_TEST_MODE>

This will render the semantics, surrogate-ids and visualizations to runs/<experiment> folder. When <IF_TEST_MODE> is True, the test set is rendered (input to the evaluation script later). When False, a custom trajectory stored in data/<dataset_name>/<scene_name>/trajectories/trajectory_blender.pkl is rendered.

Example:

python inference/render_panopli.py pretrained-examples/hypersim_ai001008/checkpoints/epoch=30-step=590148.ckpt False

Evaluation

Use the inference/evaluation.py script for calculating metrics on the folder generated by the inference/render_panopli.py script (make sure you render the test set, since labels are not available for novel trajectories).

Example:

python inference/evaluate.py --root_path data/replica/room_0 --exp_path runs/room_0_test_01171740_PanopLi_replicaroom0_easy-longshoreman

Training

For launching training, use the following command from project root

python trainer/train_panopli_tensorf.py experiment=<EXPERIMENT_NAME> dataset_root=<PATH_TO_SCENE> wandb_main=True <HYPERPARAMETER_OVERRIDES>

Some example trainings:

ScanNet

python trainer/train_panopli_tensorf.py experiment=scannet042302 wandb_main=True batch_size=4096 dataset_root="data/scannet/scene0423_02/"

Replica

python trainer/train_panopli_tensorf.py experiment=replicaroom0 wandb_main=True batch_size=4096 dataset_root="data/replica/room_0/" lambda_segment=0.75

HyperSim

python trainer/train_panopli_tensorf.py experiment=hypersim001008 wandb_main=True dataset_root="data/hypersim/ai_001_008/" lambda_dist_reg=0 val_check_interval=1 instance_optimization_epoch=4 batch_size=2048 max_epoch=34 late_semantic_optimization=4 segment_optimization_epoch=24 bbox_aabb_reset_epochs=[2,4,8] decay_step=[16,32,48] grid_upscale_epochs=[2,4,8,16,20] lambda_segment=0.5

Self Captured

python trainer/train_panopli_tensorf.py experiment=itw_office0213meeting_andram wandb_main=True batch_size=8192

Data Generation

Preprocessing scripts for data generation are provided in dataset/preprocessing/ for Hypersim, Replica, ScanNet datasets and in-the-wild captures. For generating training labels, use our test-time augmented version of mask2former from here.

ScanNet: For processing ScanNet folders you will need the scene folder containing .sens and the label zips.

Replica: Use the data provided by authors of SemanticNeRF and place it in data/replica/raw/from_semantic_nerf directory.

HyperSim: These scripts require the scene data in the raw folder in the data/hypersim/ directory. For example, for processing hypersim scene ai_001_008, you'd need the raw data in data/hypersim/raw/ai_001_008 directory. HyperSim raw data for a scene would typically contain the _detail and images directories.

Self Captured Data: The preprocessing scripts expect data/itw/raw/<scene_name> to have color directory and transforms.json file containing pose information (see InstantNGP to see how to generate this).

License

The majority of Panoptic Lifting is licensed under CC-BY-NC, however portions of the project are available under separate license terms: TensoRF and spherical_camera is licensed under the MIT license, Panoptic Quality is license under Apache license.

Citation

If you wish to cite us, please use the following BibTeX entry:

@InProceedings{Siddiqui_2023_CVPR,
    author    = {Siddiqui, Yawar and Porzi, Lorenzo and Bul\`o, Samuel Rota and M\"uller, Norman and Nie{\ss}ner, Matthias and Dai, Angela and Kontschieder, Peter},
    title     = {Panoptic Lifting for 3D Scene Understanding With Neural Fields},
    booktitle = {Proceedings of the IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR)},
    month     = {June},
    year      = {2023},
    pages     = {9043-9052}
}