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    • Computational Imaging
    • Signal Processing

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    • Non-line-of-sight (NLOS) imaging is advancing rapidly, but dynamic scene analysis remains challenging due to sensor limitations.
    • Current methods for increasing frame rates in dynamic NLOS imaging compromise spatial resolution or signal quality.
    • Achieving both high resolution and high frame rates in transient NLOS measurements is a key unmet need.

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    • To introduce TransVID, the first transient video interpolation method based on diffusion models for dynamic NLOS imaging.
    • To enable simultaneous high-resolution and high-frame-rate transient measurements in NLOS scenarios.
    • To overcome the trade-off between frame rate and image quality in existing NLOS imaging techniques.

    Main Methods:

    • TransVID utilizes a diffusion model for transient video interpolation in NLOS imaging.
    • Low-resolution, low-frame-rate measurements are processed through an encoder with spatial-temporal attention to map them into a latent feature space.
    • A conditional diffusion process in the latent space interpolates intermediate frames, which are then decoded for high-resolution reconstruction.

    Main Results:

    • TransVID successfully recovers hidden objects with 128x128 resolution at 16 FPS from original 16x16 resolution, 4 FPS videos.
    • The method breaks the existing frame rate limitations of physical capture in NLOS imaging.
    • Experimental results validate the effectiveness of TransVID in dynamic NLOS scene analysis.

    Conclusions:

    • TransVID represents a significant advancement in dynamic NLOS imaging, offering unprecedented resolution and frame rates.
    • The proposed diffusion-based interpolation method effectively reconstructs high-quality transient videos from sparse measurements.
    • TransVID opens new possibilities for real-time analysis of dynamic scenes in challenging NLOS environments.