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Harold Haodong Chen

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PaperComputer Vision
Explicit view controls help video models separate motion and switch views
World-in-Context separates view-dependent motion and raises success on tested first-person to third-person switches.
Added to Chiosa Oct 27, 2026
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Harold Haodong Chen

Explicit view controls help video models separate motion and switch views