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Thank you for your great work!
I have a small question regarding the statement in your paper:
To address this issue, we introduce a time dilation factor $\lambda$ to scale the temporal input for each Gaussian point, which is formulated as: $t_s=\lambda_s \cdot t+\lambda_b$
However, during motion, the speed of a Gaussian may vary—it could move faster or slower. Would it be reasonable to keep the coefficients constant in such cases?
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Adaptive Timestemp Scaling
Question on Time-Varying Dilation Factor for Gaussian Motion
Dec 21, 2024
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Question on Time-Varying Dilation Factor for Gaussian Motion
Question on Time-Varying Scale Factor for Gaussian Motion
Dec 21, 2024
Thank you for your great work!
I have a small question regarding the statement in your paper:
However, during motion, the speed of a Gaussian may vary—it could move faster or slower. Would it be reasonable to keep the coefficients constant in such cases?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: