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VideoPhysEdit: Physical Counterfactual Video Editing via Rigid-Body Physical Scene Reconstruction
Video editing has advanced substantially in recent years, with methods increasingly accounting for the visual consequences of edits, such as changes to shadows and occlusions. However, the physical consequences of edits, including changes to subsequent motion and interactions, remain less explored.
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