Generating high-fidelity 3D point clouds is challenging, especially in preserving fine details and structural consistency. In this paper, we propose TRADNet, a Temporal and Regional-Aware Diffusion Network that enhances generation via temporal adaptation and spatial supervision. It comprises: a Timestep-Aware Feature Recalibration (TAFR) module to dynamically balance global-local features, a Detail-Aware Attention Fusion (DAAF) module using multi-scale convolution and attention to refine local structure, and a Region-wise Noise Loss supervising sub-region noise to improve local geometry. Experiments on ShapeNetV2 show TRADNet achieves state-of-the-art 1-NN accuracy across Chair, Airplane, and Car categories, the most reliable measure of generative quality. On the Chair class, TRADNet surpasses TIGER by 1.18% CD and 2.10% EMD, validating the effectiveness of integrating temporal adaptivity and regional supervision into diffusion models.

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TRADNet: Temporal and Regional-Aware Diffusion Model for Point Cloud Generation

  • Yuanhao Yang,
  • Jinlai Zhang,
  • Yan Su,
  • Ong Zhi Chao,
  • Du Xu,
  • Lairong Yin,
  • Lin Hu

摘要

Generating high-fidelity 3D point clouds is challenging, especially in preserving fine details and structural consistency. In this paper, we propose TRADNet, a Temporal and Regional-Aware Diffusion Network that enhances generation via temporal adaptation and spatial supervision. It comprises: a Timestep-Aware Feature Recalibration (TAFR) module to dynamically balance global-local features, a Detail-Aware Attention Fusion (DAAF) module using multi-scale convolution and attention to refine local structure, and a Region-wise Noise Loss supervising sub-region noise to improve local geometry. Experiments on ShapeNetV2 show TRADNet achieves state-of-the-art 1-NN accuracy across Chair, Airplane, and Car categories, the most reliable measure of generative quality. On the Chair class, TRADNet surpasses TIGER by 1.18% CD and 2.10% EMD, validating the effectiveness of integrating temporal adaptivity and regional supervision into diffusion models.