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    Area of Science:

    • Computer Graphics
    • Computer Vision
    • Digital Heritage

    Background:

    • Creating synthetic videos of 3D scenes is essential for architects, designers, engineers, and Cultural Heritage professionals.
    • Current methods are time-consuming and often require expert assistance from filmmakers or animation specialists.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop an automated approach for generating videos of a 3D scene that mimic a given example video.
    • To enable users to replicate the style and characteristics of an existing video on a new 3D scene.

    Main Methods:

    • The method takes a 3D scene and an example video as input.
    • It leverages the principle that video similarity is strongly related to optical flow similarity.
    • The core task is reframed as generating a video of the input scene with optical flow matching the example video.

    Main Results:

    • The developed algorithm successfully produces videos of input 3D scenes that resemble the provided example videos.
    • A user study validated the core intuition that optical flow similarity correlates with perceived video similarity.
    • The approach has been successfully tested on various scenes and video examples.

    Conclusions:

    • This novel approach offers an efficient and automated alternative to traditional methods for synthetic video generation in 3D environments.
    • The optical flow matching technique provides a robust foundation for replicating video styles across different scenes.
    • The method has practical implications for fields requiring realistic 3D scene visualizations, including architecture, design, engineering, and Cultural Heritage.