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Dimensions

A dimension is one axis of evaluation. When you create a run, you choose which dimensions to use; each generated video is then scored on a subset of those dimensions. Dimensions are grouped into presets in the app (e.g. Motion Stability, Logic & Physics, Instruction Adherence, or All Dimensions).

Motion Stability

How the video moves and stays consistent over time.

DimensionWhat it measures
Subject ConsistencyEvaluates how well the subject maintains its identity, appearance, and coherence throughout the video
Scene ConsistencyEvaluates consistency of scene elements, background stability, and absence of environmental changes
Motion SmoothnessMeasures the fluidity and naturalness of motion transitions without jerky artifacts
Temporal FlickeringMeasures frame-to-frame consistency and absence of flickering or temporal instability

Logic & Physics

How realistic and physically plausible the content is.

DimensionWhat it measures
Physical MechanicsAssesses realism of physical interactions like gravity, collisions, fluid dynamics, and material behavior
Object PermanenceEvaluates whether objects persist correctly when occluded, off-screen, or behind other elements
Human FidelityEvaluates anatomical correctness, natural body mechanics, and realistic human appearance and motion
Dynamic DegreeAssesses the degree of motion, energy, and dynamic elements relative to the prompt

Instruction Adherence

How well the video follows the prompt.

DimensionWhat it measures
Semantic AdherenceEvaluates how faithfully the generated video matches the intent and content of the text prompt
Spatial RelationshipAssesses the accuracy of spatial positioning and relationships between objects as described in the prompt
Semantic DriftMeasures whether the video maintains prompt fidelity over time or drifts away from the original instruction

Using dimensions in a run

When you create a run, you either pick a preset (e.g. "Motion Stability") to enable that preset's dimensions, or select individual dimensions. More dimensions give a more detailed breakdown but increase evaluation time and cost.