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V2V: Scaling Event-Based Vision through Efficient Video-to-Voxel Simulation

NeurIPS 2025 · Video › Video segmentation and tracking · approach: Event-based video reconstruction · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes Video-to-Voxel (V2V), which converts video frames directly into discrete event voxel grids on the fly, avoiding event stream storage, and uses it to scale event-based video reconstruction and optical flow training to 10K WebVid videos.

Problem

Event-based vision models lack large-scale training data because synthetic event stream generation is storage- and I/O-intensive and real event data is scarce; video-based and model-based simulators also suffer from temporal-resolution gaps and limited scene realism.

Approach

Skip explicit event stream synthesis: simulate discrete event voxels directly from consecutive video frames with randomly sampled event camera parameters (thresholds, noise, hot pixels) re-drawn each training iteration, exploiting that discrete voxels discard intra-bin timing that cannot be reliably simulated from low-FPS video.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Train E2VID with V2V on WebVid10K instead of ESIM pretrainingE2VID · HQFSSIM: 0.638 -> 0.676Helped
Train E2VID with V2V on WebVid10K instead of ESIM pretrainingE2VID · EVAIDSSIM: 0.526 -> 0.663Helped
Train HyperE2VID with V2V on WebVid10K instead of ESIM pretrainingHyperE2VID · EVAIDSSIM: 0.533 -> 0.654Helped
Train ETNet with V2V on WebVid10K* instead of ESIM pretrainingETNet · HQFSSIM: 0.642 -> 0.662Helped
Train EvFlow with V2V on WebVid10K rather than EvFlow+ trainingEvFlow · MVSEC indoor_flying1AEE (D): 0.967 -> 0.732Helped
Train EvFlow with V2V on WebVid10K rather than EvFlow+ trainingEvFlow · MVSEC outdoor_day1AEE (D): 2.903 -> 2.114Helped
Use discrete instead of interpolated voxels (ablation)E2VID · HQFSSIM: 0.599 -> 0.608Helped
Randomize threshold configurations per iteration rather than fixing thresholds per video (ablation)E2VID on WebVid10K · EVAIDSSIM: 0.644 -> 0.663Helped
Filter WebVid videos for artifacts, blank content, and blur (ablation)E2VID on WebVid10K · HQFSSIM: 0.676 -> 0.662Hurt
Degrade the dynamic range of training videos (ablation)E2VID on WebVid10K · HQFSSIM: 0.676 -> 0.647Hurt
Use Alex LPIPS plus full temporal consistency instead of VGG+L1+half consistency (ablation)E2VID on WebVid10K · EVAIDSSIM: 0.663 -> 0.604Hurt
Replace ESIM ground-truth flow with RAFT-Small predicted flow in temporal consistency loss (ablation)E2VID on ESIM-280-Intp. · HQFSSIM: 0.599 -> 0.613No clear effect

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: WebVid ESIM-280 HQF EVAID IJRR MVSEC

Benchmarks: HQF EVAID IJRR MVSEC

Metrics: MSE SSIM LPIPS AEE 3PE

Baselines: E2VID E2VID+ HyperE2VID ETNet EvFlow+ Zeros

Builds on: E2VID E2VID+ EvFlow V2E RAFT

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