1. Introduction
Neural implicit representation (NIR) of three-dimensional (3D) shapes has emerged as a noteworthy area of research in computer vision and graphics. Currently, the most prevalent NIR for 3D shapes is based on signed distance field (SDF), utilized in various applications such as shape reconstruction [6, 12,24,26,29-32], or new view synthesis [22], [36], [37], [39], [41]. For any 3D shape, the SDF value of each spatial point reveals two properties: (1) whether the point is inside the shape (indicated by the SDF sign); (2) the minimal distance among all directions from this point to the shape surface (depicted by its absolute value). Despite the advantages offered by SDF based NIR in multiple contexts, there still exist several scenarios where SDF is not applicable.