SEINT: Efficient Rigid-Body Invariant Metric
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SEINT: Efficient Rigid-Body Invariant Metric

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💡Training-free linear-time SE(3) metric for 3D data – revolutionizes point cloud distances (ICLR 2026)

⚡ 30-Second TL;DR

What changed

Training-free 1D representations PTD/DcPTD for SE(p)-invariant mapping

Why it matters

Enables scalable, theoretically robust distance metrics for 3D/ML tasks, outperforming alignment-heavy methods in speed and guarantees.

What to do next

Clone https://github.com/junyilin559/SEINT and benchmark SEINT on ModelNet40 point clouds.

Who should care:Researchers & Academics

SEINT proposes a training-free SE(p)-invariant metric for structural data like 3D point clouds and molecules. It compresses high-dimensional distributions into 1D isometric representations (PTD/DcPTD) for fast 1D Optimal Transport computation. Achieves strict metric properties with near-linear complexity.

Key Points

  • 1.Training-free 1D representations PTD/DcPTD for SE(p)-invariant mapping
  • 2.SEINT distance via 1D OT, proven metric on norm spaces
  • 3.Near-linear O(N log N) complexity for common norms
  • 4.Applies to 3D point clouds, molecular configs without alignment

Impact Analysis

Enables scalable, theoretically robust distance metrics for 3D/ML tasks, outperforming alignment-heavy methods in speed and guarantees.

Technical Details

Constructs equivariant 1D histograms from radial/diffeomorphic projections; 1D OT yields isometric embedding preserving rigid invariance.

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