Presentation
LLM-Primitives: Large Language Model for 3D Reconstruction with Primitives
DescriptionWe present LLM-Primitives: Large Language Model for 3D Reconstruction with Primitives, a novel approach to shape abstraction. By incorporating multi-modal conditional inputs, our method enables LLMs to reconstruct high-quality 3D primitives using only a modest amount of training data (tens of thousands of samples). This work marks a significant milestone in applying large language models to 3D primitive-based reconstruction, demonstrating both their feasibility and effectiveness in this domain.
Specifically, we leverage the point clouds of existing 3D models as conditional inputs to the LLM via a multi-modal connector. Instead of directly estimating primitive parameters, we introduce a center-to-surface vector representation, ensuring deterministic outputs and avoiding the ambiguity often associated with primitive parameterization. Experimental results show that LLM-Primitives surpass state-of-the-art 3D primitive methods across various quantitative metrics. Notably, the substantial improvements in visual quality further confirm that LLM-Primitives can reconstruct high-quality, practical 3D primitives. (Project page: \url{https://llm-primitives.github.io/LLM-Primitives/})
Specifically, we leverage the point clouds of existing 3D models as conditional inputs to the LLM via a multi-modal connector. Instead of directly estimating primitive parameters, we introduce a center-to-surface vector representation, ensuring deterministic outputs and avoiding the ambiguity often associated with primitive parameterization. Experimental results show that LLM-Primitives surpass state-of-the-art 3D primitive methods across various quantitative metrics. Notably, the substantial improvements in visual quality further confirm that LLM-Primitives can reconstruct high-quality, practical 3D primitives. (Project page: \url{https://llm-primitives.github.io/LLM-Primitives/})

Event Type
Technical Papers
TimeThursday, 18 December 20259:54am - 10:05am HKT
LocationMeeting Room S421, Level 4
