how to distinguish whether the generated video is 2D or 4D?
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Very interesting work. I have a question: how to distinguish whether the generated video is 2D or 4D in the paper?
Thanks for your interest! In our paper, Fig. 4 shows the spatial- and temporal-variant videos, Fig. 5 shows the 3dgs renderings of spatial-variant videos, and Fig. 6 presents the novel-view videos of 4D scenes.
Is it clear now? Welcome to ask us if you have any questions.
Hi, the input view video means the 4D scene video from the input view.
I should use clearer expression to emphasize the results in the paper. Thanks for your question.
I want to talk more about the input view video in Fig. 6. For the first row, we use the real-world video as the input view (front view) video and generate the 4D scene with our controllable video generation, which is used to generate the novel view videos below.
Oh, I see. You want to generate a scene with three perspectives, not a video, right?
Actually, we use not just three-view videos, but dozens of multi-view videos to reconstruct this 4D scene. In our paper, we only present 3 views.
so,How to distinguish whether the generated video is 2D or 4D?