CVPR2024
Multi-Level Neural Scene Graphs for Dynamic Urban Environments
Tobias Fischer, Lorenzo Porzi, Samuel Rota Bulò, Marc Pollefeys, Peter Kontschieder
Abstract
Figure 1. Overview. We represent sequences captured from moving vehicles in a shared geographic area with a multi-level scene graph. Each dynamic object vo is associated with a sequence node v t s and time t. The sequence nodes are registered in a common world frame at the root node vr through the vehicle poses P t s , while the dynamic objects are localized w.r.t. the sequence node with pose ξ t o . Each camera c is associated with an ego-vehicle position, i.e. node v t s , through the extrinsic calibration Tc. The sequence and object nodes hold latent codes ω that condition the radiance field, synthesizing novel views in various conditions with distinct dynamic objects.