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New TrajLoom framework predicts future motion in videos by modeling dense point trajectories using flow matching and variational autoencoders.

New TrajLoom framework predicts future motion in videos by modeling dense point trajectories using flow matching and variational autoencoders.

TrajLoom uses Grid-Anchor Offset Encoding to reduce location bias by representing points as offsets from pixel-center anchors

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