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GS-DiT: Advancing Video Generation with Dynamic 3D Gaussian Fields through Efficient Dense 3D Point Tracking

CVPR 2025 · 3D vision › Gaussian splatting · approach: Monocular dynamic scene reconstruction · 11 citations (OpenAlex)

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Builds dynamic 3D Gaussian fields from monocular videos via a new dense 3D point tracker (D3D-PT) and fine-tunes CogVideoX to generate videos conditioned on the rendered Gaussian-field video, enabling multi-camera shooting, dolly zoom, and object editing.

Problem

Video diffusion transformers lack precise 4D control (multi-camera shooting, dolly zoom, object motion editing), and existing multi-view training data is expensive while per-video 4D Gaussian optimization is slow and artifact-prone.

Approach

Construct dynamic 3D Gaussian fields directly from dense 3D point trajectories (no per-video optimization) using a loosely coupled depth-refinement tracker, render guidance videos under chosen camera parameters, and use them as conditioning for fine-tuning a pretrained video DiT to restore realistic video.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use D3D-PT with Depth Anything V2 instead of SpatialTracker3D point tracking · TAPVid-3D average3D-AJ: 8.3 -> 11.4Helped
Use D3D-PT with Depth Anything V2 instead of SpatialTracker3D point tracking · TAPVid-3D averageAPD: 14.3 -> 18.3Helped
Use D3D-PT with Depth Anything V2 instead of SpatialTracker3D point tracking · TAPVid-3D averageOA: 83.4 -> 83.9Helped
Use D3D-PT instead of SpatialTracker3D point tracking inference · DAVISinference time per frame: 89.80 seconds -> 0.98 secondsHelped
Use GS-DiT instead of MonST3Rmulti-camera shooting video generation · DAVISPSNR: 14.12 -> 19.18Helped
Use GS-DiT instead of MonST3Rmulti-camera shooting video generation · DAVISSSIM: 0.59 -> 0.60Helped
Use GS-DiT instead of MonST3Rmulti-camera shooting video generation · DAVISLPIPS: 0.31 -> 0.23Helped
Use GS-DiT instead of MonST3Rmulti-camera shooting video generation · SoraPSNR: 15.32 -> 17.92Helped
Use GS-DiT instead of MonST3Rmulti-camera shooting video generation · SoraLPIPS: 0.30 -> 0.20Helped
Use GS-DiT instead of MonST3Rmulti-camera shooting video generation · PixabayPSNR: 19.78 -> 22.66Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: Kubric WebVid-10M TAPVid TAPVid-3D DAVIS Sora Pixabay

Benchmarks: TAPVid TAPVid-3D DAVIS Sora Pixabay

Metrics: AJ delta_avg OA 3D-AJ APD PSNR SSIM LPIPS inference time

Baselines: GCD MonST3R SpatialTracker BootsTAPIR DOT CoTracker TAPIR PIPs TAP-Net

Builds on: CogVideoX DOT CoTracker RAFT 3D Gaussian Splatting

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