Lightning NeRF addresses challenges in reconstructing outdoor scenes for autonomous driving by utilizing a hybrid scene representation. It outperforms existing methods in performance and efficiency, showcasing advancements in training and rendering speeds.
Recent studies have highlighted the application of Neural Radiance Fields (NeRF) in autonomous driving contexts. The complexity of outdoor environments poses challenges for scene reconstruction, leading to diminished quality and extended durations for training and rendering. Lightning NeRF presents an efficient hybrid scene representation that utilizes geometry prior from LiDAR data to enhance novel view synthesis performance. By separately modeling density and color using explicit and implicit approaches, Lightning NeRF improves reconstruction quality while reducing computational overheads. Evaluations on real-world datasets demonstrate superior performance compared to state-of-the-art methods, with a five-fold increase in training speed and a ten-fold improvement in rendering speed.
The proposed method integrates point clouds for swift initialization of sparse scene representations, enhancing performance and speed. By effectively modeling the background and decomposing colors into view-dependent and view-independent factors, Lightning NeRF achieves high-fidelity reconstructions with improved convergence and rendering pace. Comparative studies on various datasets confirm the superiority of Lightning NeRF over existing techniques.
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