Video Frame Interpolation

Video frame interpolation is a technique used to create intermediate frames between existing ones in a video. By analyzing the motion and content of neighboring frames, algorithms generate smooth transitions, making videos appear more fluid or enabling playback at different speeds. This process enhances visual experience in applications like slow-motion videos, frame rate conversion, and virtual reality. Essentially, it predicts and inserts new frames to bridge gaps, resulting in a seamless viewing experience without the need for additional recordings.