This repository contains the official code to reproduce the results from the paper:

3DIAS: 3D Shape Reconstruction with Implicit Algebraic Surfaces (ICCV 2021)

[project page] [arXiv] [presentation]

Clone this repository into any place you want.

git clone https://github.com/myavartanoo/3DIAS_PyTorch.git
cd 3DIAS_Pytorch

• Python 3.8.5
• PyTorch 1.7.1
• numpy
• Pillow
• open3d
• torchmcubes 0.1.0 (see this repo)

Install dependencies in a conda environment.

conda create -n 3dias python=3.8
conda activate 3dias

pip install -r requirements.txt

Download config.json and checkpoint-epoch#.pth from below links and save in weigths folder. Note that we get Multi-class weight by training with all-classes and Single-class weight by training with each class

Multi-class

To download all the single-class weigths, run

sh download_weights.sh

Or you can get the weights one-by-one.

airplane / bench / cabinet / car / chair / display / lamp / speaker / rifle / sofa / table / phone / vessel

You can now test our demo code on the provided input images in the input folder. (Or you can use other images in shapeNet.) To this end, simply run,

python demo.py --device "0" --inputimg "./input/<image_name>.png" --config "./weights/config.json" --resume "./weights/checkpoint-epoch890.pth" 

The result meshes are saved in output folder. (We've created a few example meshes)

• total.ply is a whole mesh
• parts_.ply are meshes for parts To see the mesh, you can use meshlab

If you want to visualize meshes with open3d, run with --visualize option as below.

python demo.py --device "0" --inputimg "./input/<image_name>.png" --config "./weights/config.json" --resume "./weights/checkpoint-epoch890.pth" --visualize

The preprocessed dataset, training, testing code will be distributed soon.

• Dowload below two zip files and unzip in data folder. images and newDataPoints
• metadata.csv contains the number of data for each class. If you want to train a specific class, use other csv file like in metadata_03001627 for chair only

To run the training code,

python train.py --device "0" --config config.json --tag "exp_name"

Note that,

1. the log and model will be saved at trainer/save_dir in config.json. You MUST change this to your own path
2. --tag is for the name of experiment

There is large tensor product in PI_funcs_generator() line 13,

PI_funcs = (coeff.unsqueeze(dim=1) * I.unsqueeze(dim=3)).sum(dim=2)\

We can handle the tensor product since we use Quadro RTX 8000 (48GB VRAM) There might be two solutions for the product of large tensors in the GPUs with small memory.

1. Reduce the batch_size in data_loader in config.json
2. Use for-loop, do iteratively summation
3. Use DDP (I didn't test this)

To run the test code, select the options config.json and checkpoint-epoch###.pth for the specific experiment.

python test.py --device "0" --config /path/to/saved_config/config.json --resume "/path/to/saved_model/checkpoint-epoch###.pth" --tag "exp_name"

In test code, --tag is just used as the name of the folder where the result will be saved.

If you find our code or paper useful, please consider citing

@inproceedings{3DIAS,
    title = {3DIAS: 3D Shape Reconstruction with Implicit Algebraic Surfaces},
    author = {Mohsen Yavartanoo, JaeYoung Chung, Reyhaneh Neshatavar, Kyoung Mu Lee},
    booktitle = {Proceedings IEEE Conf. on International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV)},
    year = {2021}
}