1. Temporally Coherent Completion of Dynamic Shapes AUTHORS:HAO LI,LINJIE LUO,DANIEL VLASIC PIETER PEERS,JOVAN POPOVIC,MARK PAULY,SZYMON RUSINKIEWICZ Presenter:Zoomin(Zhuming) Hao

2. Previous Work 1.Based on Template How to obtain the template? ① a separate rigid reconstruction step (e.g., [Li et al. 2008; de Aguiar et al. 2008; Vlasic et al. 2008])

3. Previous Work Robust Single-View Geometry and Motion Reconstruction[Li et al. 2009]

4. Previous Work 1.Based on Template How to obtain the template? ① a separate rigid reconstruction step (e.g., [Li et al. 2008; de Aguiar et al. 2008; Vlasic et al. 2008]) ② globally aggregating all surface samples through time (e.g., [Wand et al. 2009; Mitra et al. 2007; S¨ußmuth et al. 2008])

5. Previous Work Efficient Reconstruction of Nonrigid Shape and Motion from Real-Time 3D Scanner Data [Wand et al. 2009] input ==> a sequence of point clouds sampled at different time instances automatically assembles them into a common shape that best fits all of the input data a deformation field is computed that approximates the motion of this shape to match all the data frames limitations ： occurs if objects disappear in an acquisition hole and come out in a very different pose

6. Previous Work 1.Based on Template How to obtain the template? ① a separate rigid reconstruction step (e.g., [Li et al. 2008; de Aguiar et al. 2008; Vlasic et al. 2008]) ② globally aggregating all surface samples through time (e.g., [Wand et al. 2009; Mitra et al. 2007; S¨ußmuth et al. 2008]) Disadvantage ？ fix the topology geometric details are limited to those in the template

7. Previous Work 2.Based on the assumption: Dynamic performance consists of rigid parts [Pakelny and Gotsman2008] manual segmentation,an optimal rigid motion is computed for each part [Chang and Zwicker 2009] limits to subjects that exhibit articulated motion [Zheng et al.2010] automatically extract a consensus skeleton to derive a consistent temporal topology

8. Previous Work Consensus skeleton for nonrigid space-time registration [Zheng et al.2010] input==>a sequence of point clouds acquired over time extract per-frame skeletons consolidate them into a skeleton structure (consistent across time and accounts for all the frames) Limitations ： It assumes that the underlying shape is clearly articulated which is not always the case for subjects wearing loose clothing Articulated Mesh Animation from Multi-view Silhouettes [Vlasic et al. 2008]

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10. Framework -- 1 Pairwise Correspondences Coarse-scale Correspondences ： non-rigid ICP algorithm[Li et al.2009]

11. Framework -- 1 Pairwise Correspondences Fine-scale Correspondences ： Improvement based on two observations: 1.far-away points can bias the local alignment(local-support) 2.stability of ICP matching algorithm depends on the local geometry Three-step Algorithm provided by this paper: 1.Sampling 2.Matching: non-rigid locally weighted ICP algorithm[Brown and Rusinkiewicz 2007] employ a CSRBF for point selection near feature point 3.Warping

12. Framework -- 1 Shape Accumulation f i ' (merged) and f i+1 (original)==> Corrsepondences f i+1 ‘ merge warp from first frame to the last frame from last frame to the first frame interleaved registration/merging scheme in a forward&backward fashion

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14. Framework -- 2 Hole Filling visual Hull prior [Vlasic et al. 2009] + weighted Poisson surface reconstruction [Kazhdan et al. 2006] Surface Fairing: Minimizing bending energy of the patch ’ s vertices using bi-Laplacian [Botsch and Sorkine 2008]

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16. Framework -- 3 Temporal Filtering 1.Warp two neighboring frames to current frame based on the pairwise correspondences 2.Combine them using Poisson reconstruction with different weight for different region Poisson reconstruction warp to

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18. Framework -- 4 Detail Resynthesis 1. Resynthesize high frequency detail [Nehab et al.2005] 2. Acquire normal maps [Vlasic et al.2009]

19. Conclusions Contribution: A framework to automatically fill holes with temporal coherent patches without relying on a geometrical template. some little improvements on previous algorithms Limitation: 1.Topology of our meshes will always match the(changing and sometimes incorrect)topology of the visual hull.(Ideally, we need to extract a single consistent topology) 2. Temporal correspondences are valid between nearby frames only 3. each frame should cover most part of the object surface ( limited to multi- view scans),the unobserved regions have no geometric details in them. Future work: To take physical properties into account