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Crazy good results but without the paper (which the link at the time just goes back to the site) it's a bit difficult to check how good. What data is required,

• logtempo 2y ago
  Using 200 photos taken with a conventional camera, at a refresh rate of 105 frames per second - the quality of video game images - the result gives the illusion of walking through the video. Better still, if you zoom in, you can see finer details, such as the spokes of a bicycle wheel, in excellent detail. It use neural network techniques, but it's not strictly using NN. it do the same result as Nerf from google in 30min, nvidia result in 7minute. It can achieve more than 100fps if you let it train longer. https://www.inria.fr/fr/3d-gaussian-splatting-vision-ordinateur-informatique-graphique https://www.inria.fr/fr/3d-gaussian-splatting-vision-ordinat...
• was_a_dev 2y ago
  The fact we have released code before the paper is wild. Typically the promise of open sourced code never comes to fruition