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New Method Cuts 3D Scene Rendering Time in Half While Maintaining Quality

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Overview

  • Introduces 3DGS2, a faster optimization method for 3D Gaussian Splatting
  • Achieves near second-order convergence without computing Hessian matrices
  • Reduces training time by 40-60% compared to standard methods
  • Maintains high rendering quality while accelerating optimization
  • Implements novel adaptive learning rate scheme

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3D Gaussian Splatting represents scenes using tiny 3D blobs (Gaussians) that work together to create realistic images from different viewpoints. Traditional methods take a long time to optimi...

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