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🚀 Introducing MegaFlow: Zero-Shot Large Displacement Optical Flow! 🔥 Code, models, and demo — all available now! 🎯 Large displacement motion estimation (optical flow, point tracking) has been a long-standing challenge. MegaFlow proposes a simple solution by leveraging pre-trained vision priors. Combined with a global matching formulation, we tackle... show more

Haofei Xu

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Haofei Xuvor 7 Monaten

🌐 Project: 📄 Paper: 💻 Code: This project was done by our truly exceptional Master's student @dingxi39482 (an incoming PhD student at ETH and MPI), together with amazing @FangjinhuaWang and @mapo1 !

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Haofei Xuvor 7 Monaten

A little backstory: we developed GMFlow (CVPR 2022, and UniMatch (TPAMI 2023, about 4 years ago. It's incredibly exciting to see these old ideas shine again, empowered by modern architectures and tools. It’s equally rewarding to watch young students grow, and I'm so happy to be able to support their research journey!

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Taro Bushidōvor 7 Monaten

Finally, zero-shot large displacement that generalizes. The missing piece for robust world models. No domain gaps, no retraining.

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Felix Wimbauervor 7 Monaten

GMFlow rules. I am sure this one will too!

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Haofei Xuvor 7 Monaten

Haha thanks Felix!

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hamuzvor 6 Monaten

No way, what a crazy coincidence! I actually started working on a similar project last month, and I’m using GH200 too! The only difference is I’m aiming Mamba-based approach. Your work looks awesome, I’m definitely going to dive deeper into it. Amazing job!

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Haofei Xuvor 6 Monaten

Wow thank you so much! Great minds think alike haha. Your approach sounds super exciting, and I'm looking forward to seeing what you build with it! Best of luck with your project!

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Kentskookingvor 6 Monaten

@Machinedelusion This is so cool! Thank you!

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Haotian Xuevor 7 Monaten

How fast is it?

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Haofei Xuvor 6 Monaten

Hi, it runs at ~0.3s on an RTX 4090 at 540 × 960 resolution.

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