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MV2:用于新视角合成的多视角多载具驾驶数据集

英文标题:MV2: Multi-View Multi-Vehicle Driving Dataset for Novel View Synthesis

研究团队发布了 MV2 多视角多载具驾驶数据集及基准,用于评估动态城市驾驶场景中、面临大幅视角变化的新视角合成(NVS)模型。该数据集同步采集汽车、踏板车和无人机沿不同但时间同步轨迹获取的画面,共包含 50 个高质量场景和 12,000 张图像。实验显示,随着视角差异增大,NVS 性能会明显下降;前馈式相机位姿估计器也显著落后于基于优化的方法。MV2 为开发者测试跨载具、跨轨迹条件下的 NVS 与相机位姿估计算法提供了更严格的真实驾驶基准。
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标题:MV2:用于新视角合成的多视角多载具驾驶数据集

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摘要:可微渲染推动了新视角合成(NVS)的发展,但由于采集视角稀疏、存在动态物体以及多轨迹数据有限,将其应用于真实世界驾驶场景仍然困难。我们提出多视角多载具(MV2)数据集和基准,用于评估 NVS 模型在动态城市场景中面对大幅视角变化时的表现。MV2 包含来自汽车、踏板车和无人机的同步采集数据,它们分别沿不同但时间同步的轨迹行进。在一辆载具的相机视频流上训练 NVS 方法、并在另一辆载具的数据上进行测试,可实现比现有单轨迹数据集大得多的视角变化评估。所有序列均通过运动恢复结构(Structure-from-Motion)完成配准,相机位姿则借助手工像素级对应标注进行验证,最终形成包含 12,000 张图像的 50 个高质量场景。对近期 NVS 和相机位姿估计方法的基准测试表明,NVS 性能会随视角差异扩大而下降,前馈式位姿估计器也明显落后于基于优化的方法;这凸显了 MV2 作为驾驶场景 NVS 严格测试平台的价值。数据集、基准测试协议和项目资源可通过此 https 链接获取。

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Title:MV2: Multi-View Multi-Vehicle Driving Dataset for Novel View Synthesis

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Abstract:Differentiable rendering has advanced novel view synthesis (NVS), yet applying it to real-world driving remains difficult due to sparse capture viewpoints, dynamic objects, and limited multi-trajectory data. We introduce the Multi-View Multi-Vehicle (MV2) dataset and benchmark for evaluating NVS models under large viewpoint changes in dynamic urban scenes. MV2 features synchronized captures from a car, scooter, and drone, each following distinct yet synchronized trajectories. Training NVS methods on one vehicle's camera stream and testing on another enables evaluation under substantially larger viewpoint variations than existing single-trajectory datasets. All sequences are registered via Structure-from-Motion and camera poses verified using manual pixel-level correspondence annotations, yielding 50 high-quality scenes with 12000 images. Benchmarking recent NVS and camera pose estimation methods shows that NVS performance degrades with increasing viewpoint disparity, and that feed-forward pose estimators notably lag behind optimization-based approaches, highlighting MV2 as a rigorous testbed for NVS in driving. The dataset, benchmark protocol, and project resources are available at this https URL.

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