Can Image-To-Video Models Simulate Pedestrian Dynamics?
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| author | Appelle, Aaron Lynch, Jerome P. |
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| contents | Recent high-performing image-to-video (I2V) models based on variants of the diffusion transformer (DiT) have displayed remarkable inherent world-modeling capabilities by virtue of training on large scale video datasets. We investigate whether these models can generate realistic pedestrian movement patterns in crowded public scenes. Our framework conditions I2V models on keyframes extracted from pedestrian trajectory benchmarks, then evaluates their trajectory prediction performance using quantitative measures of pedestrian dynamics. |
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| spellingShingle | Can Image-To-Video Models Simulate Pedestrian Dynamics? Appelle, Aaron Lynch, Jerome P. Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Recent high-performing image-to-video (I2V) models based on variants of the diffusion transformer (DiT) have displayed remarkable inherent world-modeling capabilities by virtue of training on large scale video datasets. We investigate whether these models can generate realistic pedestrian movement patterns in crowded public scenes. Our framework conditions I2V models on keyframes extracted from pedestrian trajectory benchmarks, then evaluates their trajectory prediction performance using quantitative measures of pedestrian dynamics. |
| title | Can Image-To-Video Models Simulate Pedestrian Dynamics? |
| topic | Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.17731 |