Four Ways to Improve Verbo-visual Fusion for Dense 3D Visual Grounding
Ozan Unal, Christos Sakaridis, Suman Saha, Luc Van Gool

TL;DR
This paper introduces ConcreteNet, a novel dense 3D visual grounding network with four modules that significantly improve instance segmentation in complex scenes, outperforming previous methods and winning a major challenge.
Contribution
ConcreteNet presents four innovative modules for dense 3D visual grounding, enhancing performance on challenging instances with distractors and view-dependent utterances.
Findings
Ranks 1st on ScanRefer benchmark
Wins ICCV 3rd Workshop challenge
Improves segmentation quality in complex scenes
Abstract
3D visual grounding is the task of localizing the object in a 3D scene which is referred by a description in natural language. With a wide range of applications ranging from autonomous indoor robotics to AR/VR, the task has recently risen in popularity. A common formulation to tackle 3D visual grounding is grounding-by-detection, where localization is done via bounding boxes. However, for real-life applications that require physical interactions, a bounding box insufficiently describes the geometry of an object. We therefore tackle the problem of dense 3D visual grounding, i.e. referral-based 3D instance segmentation. We propose a dense 3D grounding network ConcreteNet, featuring four novel stand-alone modules that aim to improve grounding performance for challenging repetitive instances, i.e. instances with distractors of the same semantic class. First, we introduce a bottom-up…
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Taxonomy
TopicsMultimodal Machine Learning Applications · Domain Adaptation and Few-Shot Learning · Advanced Image and Video Retrieval Techniques
