ECCV paper shows scene coordinate regression models leak training-scene geometry
ducha_aiki · x · 2026-09-08
- Researchers from Stony Brook, Ghent and others (ECCV 2026 Long Oral) break a common assumption: Scene Coordinate Regression (SCR) methods, which encode scenes implicitly in network weights, were presumed privacy-preserving.
- They introduce a query-based attack: batch-query the model with proxy images unrelated to the target scene to get dense pixel-wise 3D coordinates, filter reliable points via stability under small perturbations, and accumulate points across batches to recover scene geometry.
- From the recovered 3D representation, network features can be inverted to synthesize images from arbitrary viewpoints, revealing appearance information.
- Experiments on indoor and outdoor datasets show substantial portions of training environments can be reconstructed with high geometric fidelity, exposing recognizable layouts and potentially sensitive details.
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