Xianghui Yang is a Ph.D. in the School of Electrical & Information Engineering, The University of Sydney, where he works at the USYD-Vision Lab under the supervision of Prof. Luping Zhou, Prof. Guosheng Lin and Prof. Wanli Ouyang. Before that, he received B.Sc. degree in Physiscs from the School of Physics, Nanjing University in 2019.
We propose an end-to-end twostage network, ZeroMesh, to break the category boundaries in reconstruction. Firstly, we factorize the complicated image-tomesh mapping into two simpler mappings, i.e., image-to-point mapping and point-to-mesh mapping, while the latter is mainly a geometric problem and less dependent on object categories. Secondly, we devise a local feature sampling strategy in 2D and 3D feature spaces to capture the local geometry shared across objects to enhance model generalization. Thirdly, apart from the traditional point-to-point supervision, we introduce a multi-view silhouette loss to supervise the surface generation process, which provides additional regularization and further relieves the overfitting problem.