A static scene model learns motion to render new viewpoints

FL4N adds a trainable temporal branch to a frozen view-synthesis model, reporting strong results across eight synthetic and real-world benchmarks.

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Eunbeen Hong · Hyeonseo Yu · Honggyu An · Jooho Son · Hyunah Ko · Soowon Son · +5 more

KAIST AI · Google DeepMind

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Illustration: A static scene model learns motion to render new viewpoints
Hong and colleagues present FL4N, a model that turns monocular video into a representation for rendering a moving scene from different viewpoints and at different times.

The authors freeze a pretrained static novel-view synthesis model and attach a lightweight dynamic encoder.

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