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Principia introduces a method to evaluate physical reasoning in video models by testing relational motion laws between objects, avoiding reliance on ambiguous absolute measurements. This approach focuses on predictable relationships that hold regardless of frame rate, scale, or camera calibration.
Principia introduces a method to evaluate physical reasoning in video models by testing relational motion laws between objects, avoiding reliance on ambiguous absolute measurements. This approach focuses on predictable relationships that hold regardless of frame rate, scale, or camera calibration.
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Evaluating physical reasoning in video models is difficult because absolute motion measurements depend on frame rate, object scale, and camera calibration, all of which are often ambiguous or unavailable in generated video. We propose a different approach. When two objects in the same scene obey the same physical...
Current video model evaluations struggle due to dependencies on variable factors like frame rate and camera settings. Principia's relational approach offers a more robust and generalizable way to assess physical understanding in generated videos.
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