Master Thesis MSTR-2025-27

BibliographyNadgouda, Chinmay Surendra: Open-Set 3D Scene Graph Generation with Fine-Grained Scene Understanding.
University of Stuttgart, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology, Master Thesis No. 27 (2025).
67 pages, english.
Abstract

The abilityofarobottointeractwithitssurroundingsgreatlybenefitsfromasemanticallyrichscene graph.However,thisrequiresthescenegraphtohavesemanticinformationabouttheobjectsas wellastheirfunctionalinteractiveelements,alsoknownasparts.ConceptGraphs,astate-of-the-art piece ofresearch,fulfillsthefirstrequirementbutlacksthefine-grainedsegmentationofobject partsneededtofulfillthesecondrequirement.Inthisthesis,weintroduceanovelextensiontothe implementation ofConceptGraphs.WeproposetointegrateMask3DwithConceptGraphs.Wetrain the Mask3DmodelonadatasetresultingfromthemergerofARKitLabelMakerandSceneFun3D datasets. Thismodel,capableofpart-objectsegmentation,willenhanceConceptGraph’sabilityto capture fine-grainedinformationaboutobjectparts.Wealsotesthowwelloursystemworksby doing thetasksoffunctionalitysegmentationandtask-drivenaffordancegroundingthataredefined in SceneFun3D.Wepushforwardthestate-of-the-artperformanceontheSceneFun3Ddataset with ourimplementedsystem,demonstratingtheefficacyofourdevelopedsystem.Theresults obtained showanincreaseof6-9%inAveragePrecision(AP)atmeanIntersectionoverUnion (mIoU) thresholdsof25%and50%andover12%increaseinAP,theaverageoverdifferentIoU thresholds from0.5to0.95withastepof0.05.

Department(s)University of Stuttgart, Institute of Artificial Intelligence, Autonomous Systems
Superviser(s)Arras, Prof. Kai; Roitberg, Jun.-Prof. Alina; Rotondi, Dennis
Entry dateAugust 13, 2025
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