turkihaithem

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   by turkihaithem 2y ago

   You might also want to take a look at diffusion models: https://vidim-interpolation.github.io/ In terms of publicly available code, I think Stable Video Diffusion can do frame interpolation ( https://stability.ai&
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   by turkihaithem 2y ago

   I might be misunderstanding your use case, but are you trying to interpolate movement between frames (ie: are you trying to reconstruct a dynamic 4D scene or is the capture fully static?) If you are trying to capture dynamics, most of the N
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   by turkihaithem 2y ago

   One of the datasets we evaluated against in our paper uses a bespoke capture rig ( https://github.com/facebookresearch/EyefulTower?tab=readme-o... ) but you can definitely train very respectable NeRFs using a phone camer
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   by turkihaithem 2y ago

   Your understanding is correct!
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   by turkihaithem 2y ago

   Thank you! The code is unlikely to be released (it's built upon Meta-internal codebases that I no longer have access to post-internship), at least not in the form that we specifically used at submission time. The last time I caught up
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   by turkihaithem 2y ago

   One of the paper authors here - happy to answer any questions about the work or chat about neural rendering in general!