7 DAILY ICCV Tuesday Weirong Chen Nevertheless, the system’s ability to demonstrate dynamic bundle adjustment working at all marks a milestone. This breakthrough might go some way toward explaining why Back on Track is a Best Paper award candidate this year. When Weirong first heard the news, he was surprised and honored: “Personally, this was far beyond my expectations when I wrote the paper!” The recognition, he believes, reflects the enduring value of classical computer-vision ideas when paired with modern learning techniques. “Luckily, we found this point tracker through motion decoupling to bridge from bundle adjustment to the dynamic scenes,” he adds. “I just hope that it can bring some new insights to the community.” To learn more about Weirong’s work, visit Oral Session 2A: View Synthesis and Scene (Exhibit Hall III) this afternoon from 13:30 to 14:45 [Oral 4] and Poster Session 2 (Exhibit Hall I) from 15:00 to 17:00 [Poster 75].
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