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Subin Jeon

6 accepted papers

2026

Unsupervised Monocular 3D Keypoint Discovery from Multi-View Diffusion Priors

CVPR 2026

Most existing 3D keypoint estimation methods rely on manual annotations or calibrated multi-view images, both of which are expensive to collect.This paper introduces KeyDiff3D, a framework that can accurately predict 3D keypoints from a single image, thus eliminating the need for such expensive data

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2025

ExploreGS: Explorable 3D Scene Reconstruction with Virtual Camera Samplings and Diffusion Priors

ICCV 2025poster

Recent advances in novel view synthesis (NVS) have enabled real-time rendering with 3D Gaussian Splatting (3DGS). However, existing methods struggle with artifacts and missing regions when rendering unseen viewpoints, limiting seamless scene exploration. To address this, we propose a 3DGS-based pipe…

Cited by 0SourcePDFScholar
2025

Representing 3D Shapes with 64 Latent Vectors for 3D Diffusion Models

ICCV 2025poster

Constructing a compressed latent space through a variational autoencoder (VAE) is the key for efficient 3D diffusion models. This paper introduces COD-VAE that encodes 3D shapes into a COmpact set of 1D latent vectors without sacrificing quality. COD-VAE introduces a two-stage autoencoder scheme to…

2024

Hierarchically Structured Neural Bones for Reconstructing Animatable Objects from Casual Videos

ECCV 2024poster

"We propose a new framework for creating and easily manipulating 3D models of arbitrary objects using casually captured videos. Our core ingredient is a novel hierarchy deformation model, which captures motions of objects with a tree-structured bones. Our hierarchy system decomposes motions based on…

2020

Cross-Identity Motion Transfer for Arbitrary Objects through Pose-Attentive Video Reassembling

ECCV 2020poster

We propose an attention-based networks for transferring motions between arbitrary objects. Given a source image(s) and a driving video, our networks animate the subject in the source images according to the motion in the driving video. In our attention mechanism, dense similarities between the learn…

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