--- license: cc-by-4.0 pretty_name: PICD-Video CoPhy CollisionCF_4 Processed States tags: - computer-vision - causal-discovery - physical-reasoning - counterfactual-reasoning - cophy - collision-dynamics - graph-neural-networks --- # PICD-Video CoPhy CollisionCF_4 Processed States This dataset contains the processed CoPhy CollisionCF_4 state-level data used for external diagnostic evaluation in the PICD-Video project. PICD-Video studies physics-informed dynamic causal discovery from physical video/object-state sequences. This processed dataset supports external evaluation of collision-style dynamics, sparse event graph recovery, and counterfactual rollout diagnostics. ## Contents - `data/processed/cophy/collisionCF_4_v2/` - `train.npz` - `val.npz` - `test.npz` - `counterfactual_test.npz` - `metadata.json` - `manifest.csv` - `configs/cophy/` - YAML config used for model training/evaluation. - `results/` - Evaluation outputs and summary CSV files. - `paper_assets/` - Paper-ready supplementary table files when available. ## Preprocessing The original CoPhy state arrays were converted into PICD-compatible object states: `[x, y, vx, vy, mass, radius]` Sparse event-style pseudo-edges were generated using a distance radius, nearest-neighbor filtering, and an approaching-motion criterion. The final processed CollisionCF_4 setup used 4 objects and 15 timesteps. ## Important note This repository contains processed state-level derivative data and evaluation summaries. It does not include raw CoPhy videos. Users should refer to the original CoPhy project for the source benchmark. ## Code https://github.com/karthik789338/picd-video ## Intended use - Reproducing PICD-Video CoPhy CollisionCF_4 diagnostic results. - Evaluating physical collision dynamics from processed object states. - Comparing graph-based, no-graph, static-graph, and trajectory-only baselines. ## Limitations In PICD-Video experiments, CoPhy CollisionCF_4 is used as an external diagnostic benchmark. No-graph and CPM-style models are strong trajectory baselines on this processed route, while PICD provides dynamic graph/event structure.