Method Generalizes to Home and Office Scenarios
mangahomanga · x · 2026-07-18
The author notes that this simple approach performs well out-of-distribution, particularly across different settings:
- It isn't limited to just interaction videos from Something-Something-V2.
- The author collected short smartphone videos of home and office environments, tasking the model with predicting future motion in the frames.
- This highlights the method's generalization capability, proving effective even when the scenario differs from the training distribution.
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