Key Features

The method refines renders from 3DGS, NeRF, meshes, and sparse point clouds.
The degraded render preserves the camera path and coarse scene layout.
The implementation fine-tunes Wan2.1-I2V-14B through a LoRA adapter.
A binary frame mask tells the model which frames to trust as anchors.
Flow-DPO uses recovered camera-pose accuracy to rank generated outputs.
The research demonstrates useful adaptation with as few as twenty paired videos.
Long sequences are processed in overlapping chunks with shared clean anchors.
The repository states Apache 2.0 for code and FixAnything weights.

The system adapts Wan2.1-I2V-14B with LoRA and conditions on both degraded video latents and a per-frame trust mask. Clean frames serve as appearance anchors. A second preference-optimization stage uses recovered camera-pose accuracy as a reward, encouraging geometrically consistent rather than merely plausible-looking output.


FixAnything is useful for improving novel-view rendering when source observations are sparse or camera movement exposes reconstruction errors. Its code and weights are released under Apache 2.0. The output remains generated video; downstream users should distinguish visual refinement from a guaranteed correction of the underlying 3D geometry.

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