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NHO: A Neural Hamiltonian Operator for Anchor-based Region Localization and Dense Correspondence

Non-rigid partial-to-full shape correspondence from sparse anchors requires identifying the corresponding region on the full surface and recovering dense correspondences between the partial shape and that region. We present NHO, which combines sparse anchors with the intrinsic geometry of the partial shape to learn a neural Hamiltonian operator whose localized eigenspace encodes both the region support and intrinsic coordinates for dense correspondence. NHO parameterizes the Hamiltonian potential as an intrinsic neural field and optimizes it using anchor evidence together with spectral and geometric constraints. To resolve the spatial ambiguity left by sparse anchors, we introduce recipro...

AuthorsJing Li, Yawei Luo, Xiangze Meng et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published29 September 2026
Last updated at source30 September 2026
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