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Event-based video reconstruction

Reconstructs high-speed, high-dynamic-range video from event cameras with learned losses and simulation.

63 accepted papers at ICML, NeurIPS, ICLR, CVPR and AAAI (2019–2026) · an approach in Video segmentation and tracking, keyword cluster “interpolation · flow · event”

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Where it stands

Still moving The best reported result is still improving on 1 of 2 tracked benchmarks.

15 papers in 2023–24 and 28 in 2025–26 (at ICML, NeurIPS, ICLR, CVPR and AAAI); its share of the topic grew, from 3.4% to 5.2%.

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How this is decided

A benchmark is tracked when at least four papers of this approach report their own method on the same dataset and metric in at least two different years. Its record is the best number reported up to 2024 compared with the best reported in 2025–26: still improving means at least 1% better, flat means at most 0.2% better with at least two papers from 2025–26 trying. Numbers on a different scale from the rest (a fraction among percentages) and far outliers are left out. Results come from different papers with different setups, so they are signals, not head-to-head comparisons. The share of papers is counted at ICML, NeurIPS, ICLR, CVPR and AAAI.

How it got here

2016: 0162017: 0172018: 0182019: 5192020: 3202021: 4212022: 8222023: 6232024: 9242025: 11252026: 1726

Most cited paper of each year

Earliest papers here

Benchmark records

The best number each year that beat every earlier one, among papers of this approach reporting their own method. Numbers are extracted by AI from each paper's text; check the paper before citing.

GoPro · PSNR (higher is better)

4 papers, 2020–2025 · still improving

2020: 31.792024: 36.72025: 37.13
20202025

GoPro · SSIM (higher is better)

4 papers, 2020–2025 · one report since 2024, not better

2020: 0.9492024: 0.981
20202025
YearBest so farSet by
20200.949Learning Event-Based Motion Deblurring (CVPR 2020 · 198 citations)
20240.981Motion Deblurring via Spatial-Temporal Collaboration of Frames and Events (AAAI 2024 · 15 citations)

What has been tried

43 papers here report 463 measured changes (a component added, removed or swapped, compared with a baseline): helped 82%, no clear effect 4%, hurt 12%, mixed 2%. Papers mostly publish changes that helped, so "helped" is over-represented.

Ablations in recent papers

What was changedMeasured onResultEffectPaper
add TemporalFormer (TF)N-Caltech101 · top-1 accuracy72.14 -> 81.54HelpedHARDVS: Revisiting Human Activity Recognition with Dynamic Vision Sensors (AAAI 2024 · 48 citations)
replace raw events with ETS-processed events without LETC or NIAMRLED · MSE0.019 -> 0.045HurtSeeing Motion at Nighttime with an Event Camera (CVPR 2024 · 33 citations)
Add FCFEGoPro · PSNR31.14 -> 33.39HelpedFrequency-aware Event-based Video Deblurring for Real-World Motion Blur (CVPR 2024 · 32 citations)
Add REFE to MAFGIJRR · MSE0.080 -> 0.051HelpedE2HQV: High-Quality Video Generation from Event Camera via Theory-Inspired Model-Aided Deep Learning (AAAI 2024 · 18 citations)
Add MSCGoPro · PSNR33.40 -> 35.93HelpedMotion Deblurring via Spatial-Temporal Collaboration of Frames and Events (AAAI 2024 · 15 citations)
Add proposal augmentationPenguin ED test set · mAP (average)0.17 -> 0.58HelpedLow-power Continuous Remote Behavioral Localization with Event Cameras (CVPR 2024 · 14 citations)
Add feature-alignment lossEVIMO2 · AJ0.655 -> 0.661HelpedETAP: Event-based Tracking of Any Point (CVPR 2025 · 6 citations)
add common fusion instead of direct fusionFast-DSEC · EPE0.84 -> 0.58HelpedBridge Frame and Event: Common Spatiotemporal Fusion for High-Dynamic Scene Optical Flow (CVPR 2025 · 3 citations)
Add convolutional integration instead of pixel-wise integration96 test scenes · PSNR5.755 -> 11.471HelpedUnified Reconstruction of Static and Dynamic Scenes from Events (CVPR 2025 · 3 citations)
Use the first and last intensity frames rather than only the first frameDriveGaze E4-S3 · WAR88.6 -> 91.2HelpedDriveGazen: Event-Based Driving Status Recognition Using Conventional Camera (AAAI 2025 · 2 citations)
Increase the λ range from 0.0–0.0 to 0.2–0.6N-Caltech101 · accuracy-0.23HurtEventZoom: A Progressive Approach to Event-Based Data Augmentation for Enhanced Neuromorphic Vision (AAAI 2025 · 2 citations)
Add superpixel segmentationGoPro · PSNR30.62 -> 37.47HelpedTimeTracker: Event-based Continuous Point Tracking for Video Frame Interpolation with Non-linear Motion (CVPR 2025 · 2 citations)

Baseline numbers that disagree

The same baseline on the same benchmark and metric, reported more than 5% apart by different papers here. Training budgets, data splits and reimplementations differ, so state which number you compare with.

BaselineBenchmarkMetricReportedPapers
ET-NetHQFSSIM0.534 – 0.6582 papers, e.g. NeurIPS 2024 and AAAI 2024

What reviewers will expect

Datasets and baselines named in the 12 papers of this approach from 2025–2026 that have a full-text summary. Leaving out the common ones is a frequent review question.

Datasets

  • N-Caltech101 · 2 of 12 papers
  • MultiFlow · 2 of 12 papers

Baselines

  • E2VID · 3 of 12 papers
  • ET-Net · 2 of 12 papers

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    Who publishes on it

    Institutions on the most papers of this approach since 2023 (of 43 papers; from OpenAlex and the papers' affiliations).

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