Harmonizing Stochasticity and Determinism: Scene-responsive Diverse Human Motion Prediction
–Neural Information Processing Systems
Diverse human motion prediction (HMP) is a fundamental application in computer vision that has recently attracted considerable interest. Prior methods primarily focus on the stochastic nature of human motion, while neglecting the specific impact of the external environment, leading to the pronounced artifacts in prediction when applied to real-world scenarios. To fill this gap, this work introduces a novel task: predicting diverse human motion within real-world 3D scenes. In contrast to prior works, it requires harmonizing the deterministic constraints imposed by the surrounding 3D scenes with the stochastic aspect of human motion. For this purpose, we propose DiMoP3D, a diverse motion prediction framework with 3D scene awareness, which leverages the 3D point cloud and observed sequence to generate diverse and high-fidelity predictions.
Neural Information Processing Systems
Oct-10-2025, 00:58:53 GMT
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