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Research questionHow can Gaussian splatting render unseen viewpoints reliably when large-scale scenes have incomplete, unstructured view coverage?Large-scale scenes are often captured from views that cover most content while leaving certain regions insufficiently observed. Representations built from these images may render inconsistently or implausibly from viewpoints that were not sampled.
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Latest papersRecent research connected to this question, newest first.InceptionGS: Generative Bootstrapping for Large-Scale Gaussian Splatting under Unstructured View SamplingConcerns Gaussian splatting for real-world large-scale scenes captured with highly unstructured multi-view imagery, including regions with sparse observations. The evidence described is limited to experiments on such scenes and does not establish performance across all scene types.research paper · Sep 2, 2026
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