Single-View Scene Completion via Candidate Model Retrieval and Scale-Aware Registration

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Single-view RGB-D observations are often affected by occlusion and restricted viewpoints, leading to incomplete object geometry and underestimated obstacle extents in indoor robot perception. This paper proposes a single-view scene completion framework that integrates candidate model retrieval and scale-aware registration. The framework first generates local RGB crops and partial point clouds through automatic instance segmentation; then retrieves complete candidate models by matching the local crops with multi-view rendered CAD images; and finally estimates candidate-to-observation rotation, translation, and scale to insert the selected aligned model into the original scene coordinate system. Experiments show that the retrieval module achieves Recall@1/Recall@5 of 80%/89%. The registration module reaches a success rate of 56.61%, outperforming the second-best method by 12.28 percentage points. More importantly, scene-level evaluation shows that the proposed method improves occupancy F1 from 0.445 to 0.523 and reduces boundary error from 0.202 m to 0.146 m compared with DiffCAD. These results indicate that the proposed framework improves navigation-oriented occupancy and obstacle-boundary recovery under CAD-library-based and segmentation-dependent single-view scene completion settings.

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