5 accepted papers
Craniofacial superimposition is a crucial forensic science technique to identify human remains by matching skulls to facial images. However, this task is challenging due to significant morphological differences between skulls and faces, limited paired samples, and high data dimensionality. We propos…
Diffusion models have become a rising star in image super-resolution (SR) tasks. However, it is not trivial to apply diffusion models for light field (LF) image SR, which requires maintaining the high-quality visual appearance of each sub-aperture image (SAI) and the angular consistency between the…
Inverse rendering has been extensively explored with the advent of neural implicit fields. However, existing methods struggle to model global illumination and to fully integrate volume rendering with physically based rendering in a single stage. To address this issue, we propose TIRPL, a tailored-ma…
For large-scale point cloud processing, resampling takes the important role of controlling the point number and density while keeping the geometric consistency. However, current methods cannot balance such different requirements. Particularly with large-scale point clouds, classical methods often st…
Skull registration plays a fundamental role in forensic science and is crucial for craniofacial reconstruction. The complicated topology, lack of anatomical features, and low quality reconstructed mesh make skull registration challenging. In this work, we propose an automatic skull registration meth…