SplatLab: Autonomous Scientific Discovery for 3DGS Research
SplatLab is an autonomous research system for 3D Gaussian Splatting. Given a prompt, a target-paper URL, or no input, it reproduces a published baseline, proposes an extension, trains and ablates across Mip-NeRF 360 and LLFF, writes the manuscript, and binds each reported number to a logged training run. Its manuscripts beat reproduced targets by +0.18 to +3.78 dB PSNR, including on astrophotographic nebula rendering. Code, manuscripts, and experiment ledgers are reportedly released on the project page.
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SplatLab is an autonomous research system for 3D Gaussian Splatting. Given a prompt, a target-paper URL, or no input, it reproduces a published baseline, proposes an extension, trains and ablates across Mip-NeRF 360 and LLFF, writes the manuscript, and binds each reported number to a logged training run. Its manuscripts beat reproduced targets by +0.18 to +3.78 dB PSNR, including on astrophotographic nebula rendering. Code, manuscripts, and experiment ledgers are reportedly released on the project page.
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- Every reported number is bound to a logged training run, and the run cannot terminate while any claim is unbacked.
- Candidates are scored by a cascade-weighted Elo tournament across eight islands using measured GPU PSNR.
- A standing falsifier subtracts Elo on failure, integrating stress-test survival into candidate selection.
- PSNR-targeted manuscripts beat reproduced targets by +0.18 to +3.78 dB.
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The work proposes a closed loop from reproduction through extension to traceable manuscripts, aiming to compress weeks or months of research effort into days of mostly autonomous compute. Its traceability design addresses a known weakness of AI research systems.
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