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 # MoG: Motion-Aware Generative Frame Interpolation
 
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 MoG is a generative video frame interpolation (VFI) model, designed to synthesize intermediate frames between two input frames.
 
 MoG marks the first explicit incorporation of motion guidance between input frames to enhance the motion awareness of generative models. We demonstrate that the intermediate flow derived from flow-based VFI methods can effectively serve as motion guidance, and we propose a simple yet efficient approach to integrate this prior into the network. As a result, MoG achieves significant improvements over existing open-source generative VFI methods, excelling in both real-world and animated scenarios.
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 ## Network Arichitecture
 
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 ## Model Description