--- license: mit tags: - nerf - neural-fields - permutation-symmetry - model-merging --- # Trained NeRF pairs for "Progressive Permutation Alignment with Temperature-Controlled Spectral Sharpening" (ACCV 2026) Code: https://github.com/yuzu0308/progressive-permutation-alignment 16 vanilla NeRFs (nerfstudio 1.1.5 `vanilla-nerf`, 1M iterations) trained on the 8 scenes of NeRF Synthetic with two random seeds each. These are the model pairs used for the interpolation (linear mode connectivity) experiments of the paper. | File | Content | |---|---| | `/model_a.pth` | state dict of the model trained with seed 42 (only the `field_coarse.*` / `field_fine.*` entries) | | `/model_b.pth` | same for seed 100 | | `/ref_perms_cpu.pt` | permutations found by the original research code (`pa`: Ours w/o Ref., `pa_wm`: Ours), used by the regression test | Scenes: lego, chair, ficus, hotdog, mic, ship, materials, drums. ```bash pip install huggingface_hub python scripts/download_weights.py # from the code repository ``` ```python from ppa.nerf import load_state_dict a = load_state_dict("weights/lego/model_a.pth") ``` The LPIPS network weights that nerfstudio stores in its checkpoints are not included; they are not needed for alignment or rendering. ## Citation ```bibtex @inproceedings{horioka2026progressive, title = {Progressive Permutation Alignment with Temperature-Controlled Spectral Sharpening}, author = {Horioka, Yuta and Chiba, Naoya and Uranishi, Yuki}, booktitle = {Proceedings of the Asian Conference on Computer Vision (ACCV)}, year = {2026} } ```