  Cross-scene generalizable NeRF models, which can directly synthesize novel
views of unseen scenes, have become a new spotlight of the NeRF field. Several
existing attempts rely on increasingly end-to-end "neuralized" architectures,
i.e., replacing scene representation and/or rendering modules with performant
neural networks such as transformers, and turning novel view synthesis into a
feed-forward inference pipeline. While those feedforward "neuralized"
architectures still do not fit diverse scenes well out of the box, we propose
to bridge them with the powerful Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) idea from large
language models (LLMs), which has demonstrated superior generalization ability
by balancing between larger overall model capacity and flexible per-instance
specialization. Starting from a recent generalizable NeRF architecture called
GNT, we first demonstrate that MoE can be neatly plugged in to enhance the
model. We further customize a shared permanent expert and a geometry-aware
consistency loss to enforce cross-scene consistency and spatial smoothness
respectively, which are essential for generalizable view synthesis. Our
proposed model, dubbed GNT with Mixture-of-View-Experts (GNT-MOVE), has
experimentally shown state-of-the-art results when transferring to unseen
scenes, indicating remarkably better cross-scene generalization in both
zero-shot and few-shot settings. Our codes are available at
https://github.com/VITA-Group/GNT-MOVE.
