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Wind on Trees: Testing Physical Grounding in Dynamic 4D Gaussian Splatting
Monocular reconstruction of wind-driven vegetation is severely underconstrained: motion along the viewing direction is largely unobservable, a moving canopy offers few reliable correspondences, and nearly the entire scene is dynamic, providing little static reference. Directly-learned deformation fi
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