NAMVIS: Next-Scale Autoregressive Multi-View Image Synthesis
Summary
NAMVIS proposes a diffusion-free framework that reformulates sparse-view multi-view image synthesis as geometry-conditioned next-scale autoregression, using Multi-scale Projective Pose Encoding to anchor generation to camera geometry. It outperforms diffusion baselines on Objaverse, GSO, and OmniObject3D in PSNR/SSIM/LPIPS while running over 3x faster.
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Abstract
Sparse-viewnovelviewsynthesisisacentralproblemin3Dcontentcreation,butdiffusion-basedapproachesremainlimitedbyiterativedenoising,makingmulti-viewgenerationexpensiveatinferencetime.WeintroduceNAMVIS,adiffusion-freeframeworkthatreformulatesmulti-viewimagesynthesisasgeometry-conditionednext-scaleautoregression.Insteadofgeneratingtargetviewsthroughrepeateddenoising,NAMVISpredictsdiscretevisualtokensthroughasmallnumberofcoarse-to-finescalesteps,whilesamplingalltokenswithineachscaleandacrosstargetviewsinparallel.Toanchorthisgenerationprocesstoexplicitcamerageometry,weproposeMulti-scaleProjectivePoseEncoding,whichinjectssourceandtargetcameratransformationsintobothtarget-viewself-attentionandsource-to-targetcross-attentionateveryresolution.NAMVISfurthercombinesglobalconditioningwithdensegeometry-awarecross-attention,enablingthemodeltopreservesource-viewappearancewhilemaintainingtarget-viewconsistency.AcrossObjaverse,GSO,andOmniObject3D,NAMVISoutperformsdiffusion-basedbaselinesinPSNR,SSIM,andLPIPS,whilerunningover3timesfasterthantheevaluateddiffusionbaselinesunderthesameevaluationsetting.Theseresultssuggestthatgeometry-conditionednext-scaleautoregressionisapromisingandefficientalternativetodiffusionforsparse-viewmulti-viewsynthesis.Additionalqualitativeresults,videos,andresourcesareavailableathttps://corl-team.github.io/namvis/
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