Re²MoGen generates open-vocabulary motions via MCTS-enhanced LLM keyframe planning, pose-prior optimization with dynamic temporal matching fine-tuning, and physics-aware RL post-training, claiming SOTA performance.
arXiv preprint arXiv:2410.12773 (2024)
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