4. Today commercially available video post processing algorithms can only solve relative stabilisation between frames of video, because inframe stabilisation is still very slow for modern hardware.
*Edited. 4 was "No, because post processing can only solve relative stabilisation between frames of video, it does not work within one frame."
I actually read this paper last year... it's pretty impressive but still is not ready for mainstream. The speaker said that his friend was "lucky", but he was the lucky one to find a perfect example to show this off.
4. Today commercially available video post processing algorithms can only solve relative stabilisation between frames of video, because inframe stabilisation is still very slow for modern hardware.
*Edited. 4 was "No, because post processing can only solve relative stabilisation between frames of video, it does not work within one frame."