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CoDeF: Content Deformation Fields for Temporally Consistent Video Processing

CVPR 2024 · Video › Video segmentation and tracking · approach: Layered video decomposition and dynamics · 48 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes CoDeF, a hash-based canonical content field plus 3D temporal deformation field that represents a video so that image algorithms (ControlNet, SAM, Real-ESRGAN) can be applied once to the canonical image and propagated to all frames for temporally consistent video processing.

Problem

Image algorithms do not transfer to video with high temporal consistency; existing video editing via generative models suffers from flicker, and layered neural atlases have limited reconstruction fidelity and produce unnatural canonical images.

Approach

Factorize a video into a 2D canonical image field and a 3D hash-encoded temporal deformation field, with annealed hash encoding and flow-guided consistency loss to keep the canonical image natural and the deformation smooth, so an image algorithm applied once to the canonical image propagates across the whole video.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
replace positional encoding with 3D hash encoding (ablation)CoDeF deformation field · Video reconstructionPSNR: +3.1 dBHelped
remove annealed hash encoding (ablation)CoDeF · Canonical imagenaturalnessHurt
remove flow loss (ablation)CoDeF · Smooth regions in videotemporal consistencyHurt
increase grouped deformation fields from K=1 to K=2 (ablation)CoDeF · BlackswanPSNR: 31.51 -> 31.97Helped
increase grouped deformation fields from K=1 to K=2 (ablation)CoDeF · BoatPSNR: 34.13 -> 34.73Helped
increase grouped deformation fields from K=1 to K=2 (ablation)CoDeF · Kite-surfPSNR: 34.26 -> 34.35Helped
use CoDeF canonical-image lifting instead of Tune-A-VideoVideo translation · Video translationFrame Consistency User Score: 2.12 -> 4.76Helped
use CoDeF canonical-image lifting instead of Text2LIVEVideo translation · Video translationTextual Alignment User Score: 2.32 -> 4.13Helped
use CoDeF canonical-image lifting instead of Text2LIVEVideo translation · Video translationTextual Alignment CLIP Score: 30.72 -> 27.43Hurt

Surprising findings

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Experimental setup

Datasets: DAVIS OVIS

Benchmarks: DAVIS

Metrics: PSNR CLIP score user score (temporal consistency and textual alignment)

Baselines: Text2Live Tune-A-Video FateZero Layered Neural Atlas ControlNet per-frame

Builds on: Neural Layered Atlas dynamic NeRF multi-resolution hash encoding RAFT ControlNet

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