CAPE-T2V fine-tunes a prompt enhancer on captioner-generated targets, then uses that same enhancer to write both the video model's fine-tuning captions and the inference-time prompt rewrites, reducing the distribution gap between training and inference conditioning.
AVC-DPO: Aligned Video Captioning via Direct Preference Optimization
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Although video multimodal large language models (video MLLMs) have achieved substantial progress in video captioning tasks, it remains challenging to adjust the focal emphasis of video captions according to human preferences. To address this limitation, we propose Aligned Video Captioning via Direct Preference Optimization (AVC-DPO), a post-training framework designed to enhance captioning capabilities in video MLLMs through preference alignment. Our approach designs enhanced prompts that specifically target temporal dynamics and spatial information-two key factors that humans care about when watching a video-thereby incorporating human-centric preferences. AVC-DPO leverages the same foundation model's caption generation responses under varied prompt conditions to conduct preference-aware training and caption alignment. Using this framework, we have achieved exceptional performance in the LOVE@CVPR'25 Workshop Track 1A: Video Detailed Captioning Challenge, achieving first place on the Video Detailed Captioning (VDC) benchmark according to the VDCSCORE evaluation metric.
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CAPE-T2V: Captioner-Anchored Prompt Enhancement toward Two-Sided Conditioning Alignment in Text-to-Video Generation
CAPE-T2V fine-tunes a prompt enhancer on captioner-generated targets, then uses that same enhancer to write both the video model's fine-tuning captions and the inference-time prompt rewrites, reducing the distribution gap between training and inference conditioning.