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arXiv 2610.18604 · cs.CV · 2026-10-13

LLM2R: From Large Language Models to 3D Reassemblers

Zhouhan Zhong, Qiuhong Shen, Xingyi Yang, Jinyi Xu, Xinchao Wang

National University of Singapore

In latest · #375 Added on 2026-10-24

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NUS's LLM2R casts 3D part assembly as sequence modeling with a pretrained decoder-only LLM: a Point-BERT encoder and Q-Former compress each part into geometric tokens, and all parts are processed together to predict each part's rigid pose, scaling reasoning to objects with many parts.

新加坡国立大学的 LLM2R 把 3D 零件装配当作序列建模,用预训练的仅解码器大模型来做:Point-BERT 编码器加 Q-Former 把每个零件压成一组几何 token,所有零件一起输入,预测每个零件的刚体位姿,以应对零件很多时的整体推理。

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