Object functionalization is cast as neural graph completion over a functional graph of parts, contacts, and motions, followed by geometry realization that also rectifies erroneous motions, demonstrated on furniture with a new paired dataset.
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TaTok is a theoretically grounded adaptive tokenization method that uses global tokens and cumulative conditional entropy filtering to reduce redundancy while improving reconstruction quality over fixed-rate patch tokenization.
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Functionalization via Structure Completion and Motion Rectification
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Generating HDR Video from SDR Video
A multi-exposure video model predicts bracketed linear SDR sequences from single nonlinear SDR input, which a merging model combines into HDR video preserving shadow and highlight detail.
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ElasticDiT: Efficient Diffusion Transformers via Elastic Architecture and Sparse Attention for High-Resolution Image Generation on Mobile Devices
ElasticDiT introduces an elastic DiT architecture with adjustable spatial compression and block depth plus Shift Sparse Block Attention and a distilled VAE to enable a single model to cover multiple fidelity-latency points for high-resolution image generation on mobile devices.
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Mutual Enhancement Between Global Tokens and Patch Tokens: From Theory to Practice
TaTok is a theoretically grounded adaptive tokenization method that uses global tokens and cumulative conditional entropy filtering to reduce redundancy while improving reconstruction quality over fixed-rate patch tokenization.