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      M^3VSNet: Unsupervised Multi-metric Multi-view Stereo Network

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          The present MVS methods with deep learning have an impressive performance than traditional MVS methods. However, the learning-based networks need lots of ground-truth 3D training data, which is not always easy to be available. To relieve the expensive costs, we propose an unsupervised normal-aided multi-metric network, named M^3VSNet, for multi-view stereo reconstruction without ground-truth 3D training data. Our network puts forward: (a) Pyramid feature aggregation to extract more contextual information; (b) Normal-depth consistency to make estimated depth maps more reasonable and precise in the real 3D world; (c) The multi-metric combination of pixel-wise and feature-wise loss function to learn the inherent constraint from the perspective of perception beyond the pixel value. The abundant experiments prove our M^3VSNet state of the arts in the DTU dataset with effective improvement. Without any finetuning, M^3VSNet ranks 1st among all unsupervised MVS network on the leaderboard of Tanks & Temples datasets until April 17, 2020. Our codebase is available at https://github.com/whubaichuan/M3VSNet.

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          30 April 2020
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          2005.00363
          882fa9a4-60bf-4f7c-84d0-2131e2beb9b1

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          Welcome to communicate with the author by the repo https://github.com/whubaichuan/M3VSNet. arXiv admin note: substantial text overlap with arXiv:2004.09722
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          Computer vision & Pattern recognition
          Computer vision & Pattern recognition

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