Self-Forcing++ scales autoregressive video diffusion to over 4 minutes by using self-generated segments for guidance, reducing error accumulation and outperforming baselines in fidelity and consistency.
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NeuS-E is a post-generation refinement method that uses neuro-symbolic analysis of a formal video representation to detect and correct semantic and temporal inconsistencies in text-to-video outputs, improving prompt alignment by nearly 40%.
RATS lets few-step visual generators surpass multi-step teachers by shaping trajectories with reward-based adaptive guidance instead of strict imitation.
Motif-Video 2B reaches 83.76% on VBench, outperforming a 14B-parameter model with 7x fewer parameters and far less training data through shared cross-attention and a three-part backbone.
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Self-Forcing++: Towards Minute-Scale High-Quality Video Generation
Self-Forcing++ scales autoregressive video diffusion to over 4 minutes by using self-generated segments for guidance, reducing error accumulation and outperforming baselines in fidelity and consistency.
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We'll Fix it in Post: Improving Text-to-Video Generation with Neuro-Symbolic Feedback
NeuS-E is a post-generation refinement method that uses neuro-symbolic analysis of a formal video representation to detect and correct semantic and temporal inconsistencies in text-to-video outputs, improving prompt alignment by nearly 40%.
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Reward-Aware Trajectory Shaping for Few-step Visual Generation
RATS lets few-step visual generators surpass multi-step teachers by shaping trajectories with reward-based adaptive guidance instead of strict imitation.
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Motif-Video 2B: Technical Report
Motif-Video 2B reaches 83.76% on VBench, outperforming a 14B-parameter model with 7x fewer parameters and far less training data through shared cross-attention and a three-part backbone.