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# Cepheid

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  1. arXiv

    Cepheid splits residual structure from physical scale: 15.6% and 10.1% lower completion error on unseen cloth and legged bodies than harmonic extension

    In sparse-to-dense mesh motion completion, residual priors trained on one geometry family often fail to beat parameter-free harmonic extension, because residual amplitude varies by more than an order of magnitude across families and densities while the target motion is unknown at test time. Cepheid learns only a dimensionless residual structure and recovers physical amplitude from observables plus a lightweight correction fitted on training sources. The unified model stays below harmonic extension on all five evaluated families, cutting error by 15.6% on an unseen cloth sheet and 10.1% on procedural legged bodies, without skeletons, registration, or cross-mesh correspondence.

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