PhyProbe scores physical inconsistencies in generated videos more reliably

The evaluator combines ranking, regression and calibration supervision to produce continuous, bounded scores that generalize across several video comparison settings.

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Max Ku · Jiaojiao Fan · Zekun Hao · Francesco Ferroni · Heng Wang · Wenhu Chen · +2 more

NVIDIA · University of Waterloo · Vector Institute

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Ku and colleagues introduce PhyProbe, a learned evaluator for measuring the severity of physical violations in generated videos.

The authors use a frozen, pretrained spatio-temporal encoder to extract features that capture appearance and change over time.

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PhyProbe outperforms prior evaluators on physical consistency benchmarks, especially in generated-generated and no-correspondence settings.

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