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Learning to Generate Time-Lapse Videos Using Multi-Stage Dynamic Generative Adversarial Networks

CVPR 2018 · Video › Video segmentation and tracking · approach: Stochastic video prediction · 164 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add Refine-Net with adversarial ranking loss and Gram-matrix motion features (ablation)MD-GAN Base-Net · Time-lapse video generationhuman preference POS: 70Helped
Use a 3D U-net generator with encoder-decoder skip connections (ablation)Base-Net · Time-lapse video generationvisual content detailHelped
Remove skip connections between conv1/deconv6 and conv2/deconv5 (ablation)Refine-Net · Time-lapse video generationmotion qualityHelped
Use adversarial ranking loss to push generated-video motion toward real videos and away from Base-Net output (ablation)Refine-Net · Time-lapse video generationmotion qualityHelped
Use 3D convolutions for multi-frame generation rather than sequential RNN generationMD-GAN versus RNN-GAN · Human preference comparisonPOS: 97Helped
Use MD-GAN Stage 2 instead of VGANBeach · BeachMSE: 0.0958 -> 0.0422Helped
Use MD-GAN Stage 2 instead of VGANGolf · GolfSSIM: 0.5133 -> 0.7085Helped

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