MEGA-PCC: A Mamba-based Efficient Approach for Joint Geometry and Attribute Point Cloud Compression
Kai-Hsiang Hsieh, Monyneath Yim, Wen-Hsiao Peng, Jui-Chiu Chiang

TL;DR
MEGA-PCC introduces an end-to-end learning-based framework for joint point cloud geometry and attribute compression, improving efficiency and performance by eliminating heuristic tuning and leveraging a Mamba-based entropy model.
Contribution
It presents a novel fully end-to-end joint compression method with a shared encoder and dual decoders, utilizing Mamba architecture for better dependency modeling and entropy coding.
Findings
Achieves superior rate-distortion performance.
Reduces system complexity by removing recoloring and heuristic tuning.
Improves runtime efficiency over traditional methods.
Abstract
Joint compression of point cloud geometry and attributes is essential for efficient 3D data representation. Existing methods often rely on post-hoc recoloring procedures and manually tuned bitrate allocation between geometry and attribute bitstreams in inference, which hinders end-to-end optimization and increases system complexity. To overcome these limitations, we propose MEGA-PCC, a fully end-to-end, learning-based framework featuring two specialized models for joint compression. The main compression model employs a shared encoder that encodes both geometry and attribute information into a unified latent representation, followed by dual decoders that sequentially reconstruct geometry and then attributes. Complementing this, the Mamba-based Entropy Model (MEM) enhances entropy coding by capturing spatial and channel-wise correlations to improve probability estimation. Both models are…
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Taxonomy
Topics3D Shape Modeling and Analysis · Computer Graphics and Visualization Techniques · Computational Geometry and Mesh Generation
