ClothAtlas: Joint Garment Identification and State Estimation under Self-Occlusion
ClothAtlas: Joint Garment Identification and State Estimation under Self-Occlusion
This paper introduces ClothAtlas, a method for jointly identifying garments and estimating their complete configurations from partial, self-occluded observations. The approach uses a shared graph-conditioned flow-matching model to sample and rank candidate meshes, achieving high accuracy in garment identification and localization, with significant improvements over existing methods in both full and occluded scenarios.
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number of test garments
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raining. On held-out DexGarmentLab garments, ClothAtlas ranks the correct mesh first among 221 candidates for all 22 test garments from a single flat observation. From a single self-occluded observation, it identifies 15/22 garments, compared with 8/22 for a deterministic graph estimator. Persistent vertex identities support grasp-target localization on real garments, reducing mean error from 15.4 to 6.4 cm overall a
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221
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raining. On held-out DexGarmentLab garments, ClothAtlas ranks the correct mesh first among 221 candidates for all 22 test garments from a single flat observation. From a single self-occluded observation, it identifies 15/22 garments, compared with 8/22 for a deterministic graph estimator. Persistent vertex identities support grasp-target localization on real garments, reducing mean error from 15.4 to 6.4 cm overall a
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raining. On held-out DexGarmentLab garments, ClothAtlas ranks the correct mesh first among 221 candidates for all 22 test garments from a single flat observation. From a single self-occluded observation, it identifies 15/22 garments, compared with 8/22 for a deterministic graph estimator. Persistent vertex identities support grasp-target localization on real garments, reducing mean error from 15.4 to 6.4 cm overall a
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