Multi-scale Latent Point Consistency Models for 3D Shape Generation

Bi'an Du, Wei Hu, Renjie Liao
12/27/2024
cs.CV

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Consistency Models (CMs) have significantly accelerated the sampling process in diffusion models, yielding impressive results in synthesizing high-resolution images. To explore and extend these advancements to point-cloud-based 3D shape generation, we propose a novel Multi-scale Latent Point Consistency Model (MLPCM). Our MLPCM follows a latent diffusion framework and introduces hierarchical levels of latent representations, ranging from point-level to super-point levels, each corresponding to a different spatial resolution. We design a multi-scale latent integration module along with 3D spatial attention to effectively denoise the point-level latent representations conditioned on those from multiple super-point levels. Additionally, we propose a latent consistency model, learned through consistency distillation, that compresses the prior into a one-step generator. This significantly improves sampling efficiency while preserving the performance of the original teacher model. Extensive experiments on standard benchmarks ShapeNet and ShapeNet-Vol demonstrate that MLPCM achieves a 100x speedup in the generation process, while surpassing state-of-the-art diffusion models in terms of both shape quality and diversity.

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@article{du2024multiscale,
  title  = {Multi-scale Latent Point Consistency Models for 3D Shape Generation},
  author = {Bi'an Du and Wei Hu and Renjie Liao},
  year   = {2024},
  eprint = {2412.19413},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  url    = {http://arxiv.org/abs/2412.19413v3}
}

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