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Open-DDVM: A Reproduction and Extension of Diffusion Model for Optical Flow Estimation

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arxiv 2312.01746 v1 pith:J73OBPL3 submitted 2023-12-04 cs.CV

Open-DDVM: A Reproduction and Extension of Diffusion Model for Optical Flow Estimation

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keywords ddvmmodelclosed-sourcediffusionestimationfirstflowoptical
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Recently, Google proposes DDVM which for the first time demonstrates that a general diffusion model for image-to-image translation task works impressively well on optical flow estimation task without any specific designs like RAFT. However, DDVM is still a closed-source model with the expensive and private Palette-style pretraining. In this technical report, we present the first open-source DDVM by reproducing it. We study several design choices and find those important ones. By training on 40k public data with 4 GPUs, our reproduction achieves comparable performance to the closed-source DDVM. The code and model have been released in https://github.com/DQiaole/FlowDiffusion_pytorch.

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