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Rectified Point Flow:
Generic Point Cloud Pose Estimation

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Rectified Point Flow supports shape assembly and pairwise registration tasks in a single framework. Given a set of unposed part point clouds \(\{\bar {X}_i\}_{i\in\Omega}\), it predicts each part's point cloud at the target assembled state \(\{\hat {X}_i{(0)}\}_{i\in\Omega}\). Subsequently, we solve Procrustes problem via SVD between the condition point cloud \(\bar X_i\) and the estimated point cloud \(\hat X_i(0)\) to recover the rigid transformation \(\hat T_i\) for each non-anchored part.

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Multi-part Shape Assembly

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Multi-part Shape Assembly

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Multi-part Shape Assembly

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Linear Interpolation in Noise Space

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Linear Interpolation in Noise Space

We visualize the linear interpolation in the noise space by generating the assembled point cloud from \( Z(s) \), where \( Z(s) \) interpolates linearly between two Gaussian noise vectors \( Z_0 \) and \( Z_1 \). We observe a continuous, semantically meaningful mapping from Gaussian noise to valid assemblies. @@ -464,9 +461,9 @@

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Generalization to Unseen Assemblies

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Parts from Same Categories

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Concurrent Works

We are pleased to see several concurrent works that explore flow matching for pose estimation. Check them as well!
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Concurrent Works

- Equivariant Flow Matching for Point Cloud Assembly handles part symmetry like ours, but with a proposed equivariant flow model working on top of an SE(3)-equivariant encoder.

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BibTeX

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BibTeX

@inproceedings{sun2025_rpf,
       author = {Sun, Tao and Zhu, Liyuan and Huang, Shengyu and Song, Shuran and Armeni, Iro},
       title = {Rectified Point Flow: Generic Point Cloud Pose Estimation},
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BibTeX

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