Synthetic multi-view supervision enables 4D rendering from static camera video

ProDyGS uses depth-guided proxy images to train a deformable 3D Gaussian representation without requiring camera motion or multi-view input.

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Ugo Leone Cavalcanti · Fabio Tosi · Matteo Poggi · Andrea Conti · Vladimir Zlokolica · Valerio Cambareri · +1 more

University of Bologna · Sony Depthsensing Solutions

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ProDyGS is a dynamic Gaussian splatting method for novel view synthesis from a single static camera video.

The authors address dynamic view synthesis from a monocular video captured by a static camera, where no multi-view geometry is available.

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From University of Bologna and Sony Depthsensing Solutions

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Depth-warped proxy views enable dynamic 3D Gaussian Splatting from one static-camera video, outperforming DyNeRF approaches that use stronger scene-flow priors.

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