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DynaTokens: Teaching Dynamics to Camera-Controlled Video Models at Test Time
Video generation must account for two sources of motion, one induced by the observer's camera path and the other caused by scene dynamics. An ideal camera-controlled video model should account for both motions: let users move the camera while evolving the scene dynamics. While current models handle
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