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Splines instead of Gaussians 😉 Introducing Neural Spline Fields, which can see through occlusions! We learn to represent a stack of misaligned captures as a multi-layer image sandwich. Then you can extract your favorite layer to remove occlusions, reflections, or even your own shadows from the scene! Paper and...

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Great work!

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i feel like this feature would do numbers in dingboard @yacineMTB

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this is nuts :)

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I've always wanted to do something like this to see through grates! Super neat

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Is this purely for 2-dimensional images, or is there a technique like this for higher dimensional spaces where some of the geometric information is obstructed from being "witnessable" directly by lower dimensional obstructions?

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Technically speaking, everything is obstruction

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The reflection reconstruction from burst is so cool, even more so than high quality occlusion removal imo.

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Does this work with clothing? lol 😂

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never seen something like this before. this is amazing

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Cc @Scobleizer

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